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As Chapter members:
We outreach, and, we strive to make politics understandable.
Chapter Mission Statement
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We are New Hampshire citizens who believe our democracy must work, and work for all.
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We promote civic engagement to support cooperation among our leaders in all levels of government, especially Concord and Washington D.C.
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We hold elected representatives accountable so they address our critical challenges.
(Click here to see core principles that we use to hold our representatives accountable.)
Our Outreach Focus:
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Outreach is our chapter focus, as individuals and as a group.
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We strive to reach as many as we can, as efficiently and effectively as possible.
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We strive to make politics understandable.
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We strive to hold representatives and candidates accountable to all of their constituents and our country.
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No Labels' progress to date has proven that commonsense core principles are agents of much-needed change.
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Our Resources:
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The national office of No Labels provides us with:
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ideas and ideals that support an open and participatory democracy,
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information about national to local initiatives of No Labels,
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informational handout materials,
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streamlined current events details and,
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messaging, including motto's such as: "Stop Fighting, Start Fixing."
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These resources enable us to be informed ambassadors and advocates who can provide informational outreach to a wide variety of audiences.
Our Volunteer Roles
not sure outreach is for you? click here for "ground rules."
not sure what you can say? click here for the communiciations policy
Outreach Facilitator
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Be an ambassador for the ideas and ideals of No Labels.
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Talk with people about No Labels and related topics as an individual, or as part of our chapter, at chapter events.
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Event responsibilities shared with other volunteers.
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2-3 hours per event, plus travel time.
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For more details, click here.
Event Presenter
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Deliver speech & presentation (provided by the chapter.)
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Facilitate follow-up Q&A.
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Some events include hand outs of resource material, perhaps support quick citizen engagement activities.
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Event responsibilities shared with other volunteers.
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2-3 hours per event, plus travel.
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For more details, click here.
Event Coordinator
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Create an outreach event for us!
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Arrange or help arrange event logistics.
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Choose from topics available (click here) or create a custom agenda (contact us for suggestions.)
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Coordinate with the chapter.
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Invite others or advertise event as appropriate.
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Checklist provided (click here).
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Time required varies widely, estimate 10-12 hours total over several weeks duration.
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For more details, click here.
Note: You do not need to participate in chapter outreach to be a chapter member.
If you are interested in receiving infrequent emails with chapter news,