LGBT Network responds to executive orders with campaign training
The Long Island-based group is launching an academy to give LGBTQ+ individuals and allies tools to run for local office.
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yesterdayThe LGBT Network wants to make sure the LGBTQ+ community has more seats at the table.
That's why it is launching a campaign training academy this month to give first-time candidates the tools and resources needed to run for local school boards, library boards and local government.
More than a dozen people have already signed up for the academy, which is free and open to members of any political party.
For more information you can visit - https://lgbtnetwork.org/lgbt-network-candidate-training-academy/
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