Bullpen Organizing
We give grassroots organizers in Connecticut the tools and support needed to get good people elected.
04/07/2023
Happy Fourth of July! Enjoy the day safely and celebrate with loved ones as we continue to work towards making the promise of this country a reality for all.
20/06/2023
Today in the Bullpen, we’re talking about your time. Join the conversation. It’s free.
https://bullpenorganizing.co
15/06/2023
Defeating Book Bans - a Virtual Event!
Join us for a Bullpen first - an online workshop featuring Alex Villamil and other members of the Newtown Democratic Town Committee, who will walk us through how they led the fight against book bans in Newtown, AND WON.
Sign up to RSVP. It’s FREE! https://bullpenorganizing.co
06/06/2023
Our new podcast is out today. Listen to Politics On Deck on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/67hj82POanrCYASiIFhG1h?si=0c156d72ae0e4bcf
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/politics-on-deck/id1691326401
Politics On Deck on Apple Podcasts News · 2023
31/05/2023
Today in the Bullpen, we’re talking about guns. Join the conversation, it’s free. https://bullpenorganizing.co
30/05/2023
We’re thrilled to announce Bullpen Coaching!
First up is a 29-week session on Managing a Municipal Campaign. We’ll walk you through the steps and exactly how to run an effective campaign, week by week. You’ll get a new lesson every Tuesday along with support from the Bullpen community. Join us in the Bullpen, we'll see you inside.
https://bullpenorganizing.co
Attempts to ban books are rising at an unprecedented rate. These efforts are coordinated and happening all across Connecticut, and the United States.
Book bans are targeted. The most challenged books are written by or about the LGBTQIA community, or by about Black people, indigineous people, or people of color.
Why This Matters:
Books help us understand ourselves and the world around us. They help communities to build understanding about people and places that may not be readily accessible. When books are removed from classroom libraries, school libraries, or public libraries, the message is that the people represented in those books don’t have value. That message is incredibly harmful.
Parents can decide what their own children read. They do not have the right to make that decision for other people’s children.
From Unite Against Book Bans:
• Books are tools for understanding complex issues.
• Young people deserve to see themselves reflected in a library’s books.
• Parents should not be making decisions for other parents’ children.
• Individuals should be trusted to make their own decisions about what to read.
• Limiting young people’s access to books does not protect them from life’s complex and challenging issues.
Join the conversation, find your people, and share a unified message in the Bullpen. It’s free. http://bullpenorganizing.co
11/05/2023
Hello Newtown! Happy to be spending a little time with you this evening.
Time to stand up and lean in.
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