We understand that running a traditional campaign is not possible during the public health crisis. That is why Emerge is renewing our three-part webinar series that will help prepare Democratic women to continue to campaign during this time. Leaders matter, and we want to make sure they are equipped to run and serve their communities as candidates and elected officials.
This webinar series is open to all Democratic self-identified women. While the webinars connect to the each other, each of them stand alone. You do not need to attend the previous webinars in the series to understand the others.
These sessions are available at a fair market rate, in compliance with campaign finance law. Candidates and campaigns can use campaign funds to pay for this training.
Each webinar is $15.
Rebuilding Your Strategy: Thursday, March 4, 5pm PT / 8pm ET – Register Here
- This hour-long training will cover how your campaign strategy and message may need to shift in response to the continuing pandemic. We’ll discuss the real hurdles to running for office during the pandemic and tangible steps on how to overcome them.
Shifting Your Tactics: Thursday, March 11, 5pm PT / 8pm ET – Register Here
- This hour-long training will cover how you can convey your message to targeted voters while keeping your community safe. We’ll discuss the risks and how to best adjust traditional tactics such as phone banking, direct mail, and door-to-door. We’ll also cover how you can make the most of newer digital and organizing tools to motivate and persuade your voters.
Raising Your Resources: Thursday, March 18, 5pm PT / 8pm ET – Register Here
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This hour-long training will cover how to raise money, recruit volunteers and effectively manage your campaign despite the pandemic. We’ll focus on virtual events, call time and digital fundraising so you are able to hit your goals. We’ll also discuss recruiting and managing remote volunteers.
Emerge is not a medical organization and should not be substituted for medical advice. Please follow instructions given by the CDC, WHO, and your local Department of Health on how to stay safe and operate during the COVID-19 outbreak.