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Denver's First Ever Marijuana Activist and Reform Training Boot Camp

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Posted in Reader Blogs by Niles Aronson on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 4:42pm

Visit WWW.MARIJUANABOOTCAMP.COM for more information!!.

Save the Date!
Marijuana Reform Seminar
& Activist Boot Camp

Presented by
Sensible Colorado & SAFER

November 15,
2008
A few months ago, Sensible Colorado and SAFER announced we would be joining forces to recruit, train, and mobilize activists around the state who are serious about working together toward changing marijuana laws in Colorado. Plans are now underway for a historic statewide Marijuana Reform Seminar and Activist Boot Camp that will provide participants with detailed training sessions and the materials they will need to get active in their areas and start working toward change. The event will address a variety of subjects, including:

• The state of marijuana laws and policies in Colorado

• Messaging, framing the debate, and spreading the word

• Building support in your area and among specific communities

• Lobbying and relationship-building with local and state officials

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