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TAP Statewide Progressive Network Meeting on July 22
TAP will hold a statewide progressive network meeting on Saturday, July 22nd, from 10 am to 4 pm, to take place at the Hendersonville home of Herman and Patsy Lawson. This meeting is a follow-up to the day-long conversation that took place at the Compass III Conference. The goal of the meeting is build a powerful progressive majority based on the idea that “we’re all in this together”.
All progressive individuals and organizations are urged to attend. Details and a registration form are at http://www.tennesseeallianceforprogress.org/.
There are no fees for the meeting, however a $10 donation is requested to cover the cost of the barbeque lunch. Old time music will also be provided for your listening pleasure.
Democracy for Tennessee will be conducting a quickie workshop of How To Canvass around 2 pm, and participants will have an opportunity to go door to door for Herman Lawson who is running for school board in Sumner County.
About Nell Levin 
Nell is Coordinator for Tennessee Alliance for Progress. She is also a songwriter and a fiddler.
Web Site: http://www.tennesseeallianceforprogress.org
Email:
nellrose@earthlink.net
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