Join CARE and Michelle Nunn, CARE President and CEO, for three days of advocacy trainings, networking and congressional meetings.
MAY 21: Learn, Workshop, Connect Who should attend? CARE Action! advocates, students, those concerned with the challenges women and girls face and anyone who wants to learn about how to be an effective advocate for global poverty. Advocacy 101: Learn the basics of advocacy and get introduced to the issues that face women and girls around the world. Advocacy 201: Refresh and hone your advocacy skills and get the latest briefing on global poverty issues.
MAY 22: Get Inspired, Organize, Celebrate Who should attend? CARE Action! advocates, students, young professionals and anyone who wants to take their training to the Hill to meet with Members of Congress. Get inspired by change-makers who are leading the charge to fight for the world’s poorest people. Dive deep into global issues affecting millions of people worldwide and fine-tune the skills needed to be an effective citizen advocate in your working groups. Network with other global citizens while building and reinforcing advocacy skills to better promote issues affecting women and girls on Capitol Hill. Celebrate the work you’ve accomplished at the CARE block party.
MAY 23: Take Action on Capitol Hill Meet with Members of Congress in their offices to voice your support for policies that combat extreme poverty worldwide.
Registration begins February 1, 2018
The CARE National Conference is presented by CARE, a 501(c)(3) organization that seeks to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice; and CARE Action!, a related but separately incorporated 501(c)(4) organization of member advocates supporting both organizations' common mission, most notably by directly influencing policymakers through Congressional testimony, briefings, reports and meetings.
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