Join Us!!!
Political Film Club. “Reversing Roe – How abortion became political.”
HOLIDAY PARTY!!!
Let’s take a little break and celebrate the Holidays
and the Blue Wave which is cleansing our AZ shores
in the New Year!
Please bring finger foods, snacks, or cookies.
There will be entertainment!!!!
Red Rooster
901 Main St. Cottonwood
5:00pm
Celebrate from 4:00 to 6:00
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Katie Hobbs extends her sincere apologies, but has had to cancel her appearance at our upcoming breakfast. She is working with her team to be ready to go on day one of her new position as Secretary of State. Our new speaker will be Adrian Fontes.
DORR Breakfast
Adrian Fontes
Maricopa County Recorder
Stacey Champion
Citizen Activitist
Thursday, December 20, 8 am
Olde Sedona Family Restaurant
1405 West Highway 89A, Sedona Arizona
Admission is $15 and includes a lavish buffet.
All are welcome. Pay at the door.
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BE INFORMED
See our website for links to articles about these topics.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
January 17 Breakfast – We will be hosting two retired political science professors to discuss the upcoming AZ legislative session Harriet Young – President of Flagstaff branch of American Association of University Women and Vice Chair Coconino County Democratic Party
Anne Schneider – Policy Coordinator of Unitarian Universalist Justice Arizona (UUJAZ) and author of a weekly legislative update on social justice and education issues.
SAVE THE DATE
Sunday January 27 DORR Annual Meeting. 4 – 7 PM St Andrews Episcopal Church, 100 Arroyo Piñon Drive, Sedona. Potluck meal. Sign up sheets for food will be at the Breakfasts on Dec 20 and Jan 17th or email Jan Graham at [email protected] The list of speakers is being confirmed.
Join us for breakfast and learn about the critical issues affecting our world.
Visit DORR’s website at www.sedonadorr.org for more info!
Democrats of the Red Rocks
P.O. Box 1165 Sedona AZ 86339 928-212-1357
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Join Us!!!
Political Book Club. “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City” by Matthew Desmond.”
Sign Making Party
Get ready to March by attending a sign making party in Cottonwood.
Bring markers, scissors, magazine photos, and other materials to use and share.
Sign boards will be available or bring your own.
Cottonwood Library -100 S 6th Street
Saturday, January 5
Time:12-2pm
RSVP for info: Beverly- [email protected]
Join us
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We’re celebrating and saying goodbye to our fantastic Sedona Fire Department Chief, Kris Kazian.
El Portal in Tlaquepaque, Sedona
800.313.0017
Sign Making Parties
Get ready to March by attending this sign making party in West Sedona.
Bring markers, scissors, magazine photos, and other materials to use and share. Some sign board will be available or bring your own.
Sedona West– Tuesday, January 15 at Mary’s house
Time: 1:30 – 4:30pm
RSVP for location: Mary- [email protected]
Join us and meet our Guest Kelly Fryer.
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Sign Making Party!!!
Get ready to March by attending this sign making party in the Brewer Road – Sedona area.
Bring markers, scissors, magazine photos, and other materials to use and share. Sign board will be available or bring your own.
Brewer Road, Sedona – Wednesday, January 16 at Polly’s house
Time: 11-3:30pm
RSVP for location: Polly- [email protected] or 970.531.8566
WANT TO UNDERSTAND THE 2019 AZ STATE LEGISLATURE BETTER?
Join us as we host two retired political science professors to discuss the upcoming AZ legislative session
Harriet Young
Retired professor of NAU’s Political Science Department, Harriet is a dedicated activist within her community. She currently serves as the Flagstaff Team Chair for Speak Out Arizona, the Vice President of Coconino County’s Democratic Party, the President of the Flagstaff branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), and the Vice President of Programming for the statewide Arizona AAUW.
Anne Schneider
Retired professor and former Dean at ASU. Her specialty is public policy. She is the author of several books and has taught and conducted research on state politics, governance, and public policy. She is a member of the Valley Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Chandler, AZ and is the Policy Coordinator of Unitarian Universalist Justice Arizona. She authors the excellent AZ Legislative Alert available through uujaz.org (https://www.uujaz.org/alert.html)
NOTE PLEASE – it’s time to join or renew membership for Democrats of the Red Rocks. Help us keep our momentum going as we head to 2020!! Forms will be available at the meeting ($25 Individual or $40 family) – please bring check or cash. You may also join/ renew online by going to our website below and clicking on “JOIN” tab. The site will accept card cards.
Democrats of the Red Rocks sponsors
Third Thursday monthly breakfasts
featuring informative speakers and a lavish buffet breakfast.
$15 entry fee at the door.
Open to the public.
More details to come.
Dear Friends, The last day for letters is Monday, January 7th. We are asking everyone to speak out on the rezoning issue. All the details can be found on the website – thank you all for your support! http://elrojograndesedona.com
KSB presents a public update with a question-and-answer session. Thursday, January 10, 4-5:30 PM, Sedona Public Library. Please try to attend, and learn more.
The January 17th meet with the Yavapai County is extremely important, and we’d like to see friends, bringing friends – younger, older and all in between. Wear RED.
The website is thriving! The FACTS tab keeps growing, the HOME page has a few editorials written by me of important issues I hope matter.
We have a robust Face Book page, called Save El Rojo Grande Ranch and its packed with good info and many friends sharing our artwork, photos and letters of opposition to this zoning change.
I am an environmentalist – so that is my stand- please save this important and rare Riparian Corridor from destruction.
Here is a good link to a page of videos for you all to get to know the folks behind our efforts. Please enjoy….and write your letters this weekend. If you wish to write a second letter – called it supplemental…
https://vimeopro.com/user7958149/big-red
Best regards and thank you! Karin
Ready to March!!!!
Women’s March Sedona
Saturday, January 19
1:00 pm
at
National Bank of Arizona,
1470 89A
(adjacent to Whole Foods)
in West Sedona.
We will march on the North side of 89A
ending with a
RALLY
at Vino Di Sedona, 2575 89A.
Parking
You will find parking available in the surrounding areas.
Shuttles
Shuttles will be available from the rally at Vino Di Sedona back to the
National Bank of AZ
Cottonwood:
If you need a ride or can give a ride
Meet at the Cottonwood Library at noon
Remember to bring a water bottle and
take the weather into account.
“Women’s Rights are Human Rights and Human Rights are are Women’s Rights”.
Join Us!!!
[email protected]
sedonaactionnetwork.com
Facebook: Women’s March Sedona
March on Dr. Martin King Day in Camp Verde
January 21, 2019
Camp Verde Recreation Hall, Camp Verde
Join us for training on Request to Speak with Cathy Rutherford.Request to Speak System Training
Thursday Jan 24, 1 PM
DORR OFFICE
We all want to know what more we can do in these times of uncertainty and worry. Here is something you can to do make a change at the state level!! We need to let our state legislatures know that we are watching and that we care about the decisions they are making!!
Weigh in on bills from the comfort of your couch! Arizona’s Request to Speak (RTS) is an online tool that lets everyday citizens give Arizona state lawmakers our feedback on bills. It’s an easy way to get involved in state politics, stay informed on the bills that directly affect us, and make sure our elected officials honor the wishes of us, their constituents.
Cathy Rutherford will be doing a Request to Speak (“RTS”) training at the DORR Office (information below).
In order to actually use the RST system the day of the training, you will need to sign up online on the Civic Engagement Beyond Voting website at: http://www.cebv.us/. If you have already signed up, you will need to know your password.
On the same website you can also sign up for the weekly newsletter which gives information about upcoming legislation along with recommendations about the response to be input on RTS.
What: Request to Speak Training
When: Thursday, January 24, 2019 1:00 pm-3:00 pm (Possibly shorter)
Where: DORR Office, 1385 W. 89A #2
Bring: If you have a laptop or pad, please bring it. If you do not, still come.
Please RSVP at [email protected]. Feel free to call Cathy at 928-220-5391 if you have questions.
You can make a change in what is happening! Get involved!
As Joan Baez said, “Action is the antidote to despair.”
Learn about the critical issues affecting our world.
Visit DORR’s website at www.sedonadorr.org for more info!
Democrats of the Red Rocks
P.O. Box 1165 Sedona AZ 86339 928-212-1357
Dear League Members and Friends,
If you’re making a 2019 resolution to learn more about the issues, people and politics of our country, the League of Women Voters Greater Verde Valley Book Club might be a great way to start. The only requirement is that you read the book! Discussions take place the last Saturday of each month, 1-3PM, at a member’s home. Everyone gets to comment on the book and then we move into general discussion of themes, issues, etc. Contact Barbara Litrell, LWV Book Club Coordinator, if you have questions or want to be added to the Book Club email list.
Independence Corrupted: How America’s Judges Make Their Decisions” (180 pages)
by Charles Benjamin Schudson – Sedona resident.
Judge Schudson will join us for our discussion.
At Gail Digate’s, 201 Chapel Rd off Hwy 179, 1-3PM.
Join Us!!!
Join us for our annual meeting at St. Andrews Church on Sunday, January 27. This is a potluck event- bring a dish to share! Meet up with Democratic activists from Yavapai and Coconino counties and the Arizona Democratic Party and get fired up for a BLUE Arizona in 2020.
Scheduled speakers include:
Katie Hobbs, Secretary of State
Felicia French, 2016 house candidate AND 2020 Senate candidate for LD 6.
Deedra Abboud political activist and 2016 candidate who traveled the whole state in 2016 speaking to everyone.
Felecia Rotellini, Chairman of the Arizona Democratic Party
Check our website sedonadorr.org for more details!
NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 14, 2019
Contact: Kathy Kinsella 917-846-3827
Democrats of the Red Rocks
To Hold Annual Membership Meeting
Sunday, January 27, at 4PM
With special guest speakers:
Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (Keynote)
Deedra Abboud, former U.S. Senate Candidate
Felicia French, former candidate for the AZ Legislature, District 6
Felicia Rotellini, Chair of the AZ Democratic Party
The Democrats of the Red Rocks will hold its annual meeting and board elections on Sunday, January 27, 2019 from 4 pm to 6:30 pm at St. Andrews Episcopal Church Meeting Hall, 100 Arroyo Pinion, Sedona, AZ. The evening’s keynote speaker will be Arizona’s new Secretary of State Katie Hobbs.
The Secretary of State serves as the chief election officer in the state of Arizona, which includes oversight of campaign finance for statewide and legislative candidates, verifying initiatives and referenda for the ballot, and certifying the official results of each election. The office-holder is also first in line to ascend to governor, since Arizona does not have a lieutenant governor. Four of the nine preceding governors in Arizona have moved to that office while serving as secretary of state due to a vacancy.
Secretary of State Hobbs (D) was declared the winner of the November 2018 election by a 50.4% to 49.6 % victory in that race. The office has previously been held by a Republican since 1995.
Additional speakers on the program will include Deedra Abboud, former U.S. Senate Candidate;
Felicia French, former candidate for the AZ Legislature, District 6; and Felicia Rotellini, Chair of the AZ Democratic Party.
The meeting is a potluck event, open to all, however the business portion of voting for the organization’s board will be limited to actual organization members. There is no fee to attend the event, but members must be current on their dues (renewals will be accepted at the meeting) to vote.
DORR is an all-volunteer Democratic Club for Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, the Verde Valley, and surrounding communities, that welcomes all independent-minded community members. The DORR office is located at 1385 Route 89A (next to Olde Sedona Restaurant.) For more information, please call 928-212-1357 or visit: www.sedonadorr.org
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Dream Act, DACA and the Future of the Immigrants Right Movement
Voter Education Program: A Dreamer’s Story and Why Americans Need Immigration Reform.
Our distinguished speaker will be Daniel Rodriguez JD, Attorney and the first dreamer to pass the Arizona bar.
Contact:
Kathy Kinsella
917.846.3827
[email protected]
Join us and hear local energy expert Morgan Stine discuss the benefits of solar energy and get some answers to important questions regarding utilities:
Why is my utility bill increasing?
How can we save?
What is the role of APS?
We hope to see you on February 2.
Philosophy and Politics. Our topic will be “Land Ethics and Moral Standing,” with speaker Kent Baldner, PhD, Western Michigan University.
Topic:
February 6 – Land Ethics and Moral Standing – Kent Baldner, PhD.
Contact:
Kathy Kinsella
917.846.3827
[email protected]
The Eva Putzova event is cancelled.
The new event is February 24.
When
Wednesday, February 20, 2019 from 8:45 AM to 3:00 PM MST
Add to Calendar
Where
AZ State Capitol, Historic Supreme Court Chamber
1700 W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
REGISTER FOR
Legislative Day at the State Capitol!
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Register for:
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DORR Breakfast
The Future of River and Ground Water in Northern AZ
Thursday, February 21, 8 am
Olde Sedona Family Restaurant
1405 West Highway 89A, Sedona Arizona
Admission is $15 and includes a lavish buffet.
All are welcome. Pay at the door.
Join us for a discussion on the future of river and ground water in Northern Arizona and learn what you can do to become involved in developing a sustainable future. Our speakers this month are
Denielle Perry
Water resources geographer and Asst. Prof. at NAU in the School of Earth and Sustainability. Her research focuses on the social, political and ecological implications of water conservation policy, including topics of sustainability and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
Nancy Steele
Executive Director Friends of the Verde River. She holds a doctorate in Env. Sci. and Eng. from UCLA and over 25 years experience in environmental management and research. Friends of the Verde River works collaboratively to restore habitat, sustain flows and promote community stewardship to support a healthy river system.
Brenda Hauser
Former mayor of Camp Verde and current board member of the Verde Natural Resources Conservation District working with AZ land Federal Agencies on water and soil conservation issues. Also as a retired co-owner Hauser Family Farms she has direct personal experience in water and land use issues.
Felicia French
Candidate for AZ Legislature in 2020. She is a retired Army Colonel, medical evacuation helicopter pilot and Registered Nurse with 32 years of service. She also holds a masters in Sustainability from ASU and is an instructor in sustainability at Maricopa Comm. College.
Dear League Members an Friends,
If you’re interested in learning more about the issues, people and politics of our country, the League of Women Voters Greater Verde Valley Book Club might be a great way to start. The only requirement is that you read the book! Discussions take place the last Saturday of each month, 1-3PM, at a member’s home. Everyone gets to comment on the book and then we move into general discussion of themes, issues, etc. Contact Barbara Litrell, LWV Book Club Coordinator, if you have questions or want to be added to the Book Club email list.
“Becoming” by Michelle Obama (448 pgs)At Gail Digate’s, 201 Chapel Rd off Hwy 179, 1-3PM
Join us!
HOUSE PARTY FUNDRAISER
Frankie is having a meet and greet at her house on February 17 from 2pm-4pm for Eva Putzova who is running for CD1 against Tom O’Halleran. Might be interesting to meet her and see where she stands on the issues. Hope to see you at Frankie’s house.
The fundraisers is to meet and support a progressive candidate for Congress, Eve Putzova. Eva will champion Medicare for All, tuition free college, bold climate action, like the Green new deal, and Indigenous, women’s and worker’s rights. With her track record as the most progressive Flagstaff Councilmember she is the real deal. Thenks to her effort raising the local aminimum wage, Flagstaff workers -and not their bosses- will be receiving an additional $140 million dollars in their pockets. She has the courage, energy, and persistence needed to challenge the unbridled corporate power and put people first.
Sunday, February 17: 2pm to 4pm
80 Cathedral Lane, Sedona, AZ 86336
Hosted by: Frances Riemer & Mik Jordahl
Please RSVP at [email protected]
Paid for by Eva Putzova for Congress
Film!!
Saturday, March 2, 2019
12:30 PM to 1:45 PM
Every 1st Saturday of the month
Cottonwood Public Library
100 S 6th Street · Cottonwood, AZ
Room B
Viva la Verde!
HUGH DENNO Cinematographer, Producer, Editor & Director
A film about doing your part to save rivers!
VIVA LA VERDE is an independent documentary film seven years in the making. It explores the past, present and future of Arizona rivers, using the foremost surviving perennial river in Arizona, The Verde River, as a case study.
Join Us for a film!
VIVA LA VERDE!
A film about doing your part to save rivers; Discussion led by Director/Filmmaker Hugh Denno
VIVA LA VERDE is an independent documentary film seven years in the making. It explores the past, present and future of Arizona rivers, using the foremost surviving perennial river in Arizona, The Verde River, as a case study.
“Where Have all the Voters Gone?”.
Alberto Olivas, Executive Director, Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service at Arizona State University, will lead a conversation on increasing voter turnout.
Don’t forget our March Breakfast on
March 21– featuring
former Attorney General Terry Goddard
speaking about the new OUTLAW DIRTY MONEY Initiative drive for the 2020 ballot.
We will need all of you to sign and circulate petitions.
Karen McClelland
DORR Program Chair
928.301.2914
DEMOCRATS OF THE RED ROCKS BREAKFAST
DEMOCRATS TO DISCUSS “DIRTY MONEY”
AT BREAKFAST, MARCH 21
The Democrats of the Red Rocks will host a discussion with guest speaker Diane McQueen from the “Outlaw Dirty Money” citizen initiative at its breakfast meeting on Thursday, March 21st at Olde Sedona Family Restaurant, 1405 W SR 89A. The meeting starts at 8AM.
Outlaw Dirty Money is a statewide volunteer group working to place a constitutional amendment on the 2020 ballot to require certain “Right to Know” regulations on campaign contributions and expenditures. The aim is to increase transparency in elections. The initiative proposes that any non-profit spending more than $20,000 on a statewide campaign or $10,000 on a local race would have to disclose all donors who contributed $5000 or more.
A 2018 attempt at a similar ballot initiative fell short of the 225,963 valid signatures that were needed, in large part because of a series of laws passed in recent years that have made it more difficult for citizen initiatives to succeed in actually reaching the ballot.
It will be even more difficult to qualify for the 2020 ballot. Due to last year’s high voter turnout, the new number of required signatures the group will need is up another 125,000 for a total of 357,467. Additionally, a new law requires judges to toss signatures if a petitioner doesn’t show up in court to defend a challenged petition, even if there are undisputed valid signatures on the sheet.
Ms. McQueen will appear as part of DORR’s critical issues breakfast series, held on the third Thursday of the month. The organization presents a different program each month. All breakfasts are open to the public. There is a $15 fee to cover the cost of breakfast.
DORR is an all-volunteer Democratic Club for Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, the Verde Valley, and surrounding communities, that welcomes all independent-minded community members. The DORR office is located at 1385 Route 89A (next to Olde Sedona.) For more information please call 928-212-1357 or visit: www.sedonadorr.org
Let’s Talk Politics
A gathering to discuss the current political climate.
Share your views with others.
Dear League Members an Friends,
If you’re interested in learning more about the issues, people and politics of our country, the League of Women Voters Greater Verde Valley Book Club might be a great way to start. The only requirement is that you read the book! Discussions take place the last Saturday of each month, 1-3PM, at a member’s home. Everyone gets to comment on the book and then we move into general discussion of themes, issues, etc. Contact Barbara Litrell, LWV Book Club Coordinator, if you have questions or want to be added to the Book Club email list.
“Escape from Freedom” by Eric Fromm (301 pages)
Join Us!!!
Sign up online!
https://act.moveon.org/event/mueller-firing-rapid-response-events/search/
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[email protected]
sedonaactionnetwork.com
Facebook: Womens March Sedona
Facebook: Sedona action Network
https://act.moveon.org/event/mueller-firing-rapid-response-events/search/
NAZCCA EarthDay Rally Sign Making Event!!!
Saturday, April 6@12:30
Cottonwood Library
Some materials will be available.
NAZCCA is a non-partisan, non-profit organization working to educate and empower citizens in a community on climate change. Discover what we can do together to help our environment & fight the climate crisis.
NAZCCA.org
[email protected]
The City of Sedona invites residents to an Open House to provide input on potential transit service options in and around Sedona. The Open House will be held on Tuesday, April 9th, 2019 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the Sedona Library (325 White Bear Rd.) Community Room.
The service options include preliminary analyses of who might use the transit system, what incentives/disincentives would be required to promote ridership, key origins and destinations, frequency of service, and estimated costs. Links to the project website, the preliminary transit service plan infographic, and the feedback from are included below.
Be a part of the Excitement!
Hurry! Registration deadline April 5TH
Buy event tickets on vvreo.com
Public Event with Finalist Presentation and People’s Choice Award
Come hear the newest ideas and support your favorite contestant!
Pioneer Pitch Event Details
$39.00/Person (Includes Brunch)
Featuring Judges’ Picks and People’s Choice Award
Come see new talent as they share their ideas and
compete for the top prizes.
Saturday, April 13, 2019 – 9:30 AM -1:30 PM
Delicious brunch served until 10:45 AM
Competition presentations start at 11:00 AM
Hosted by
Blazin’ M Ranch
1875 Mabery Ranch Road, Cottonwood, Arizona
Voter Education Program: “Independent Voting in Arizona”.
Our speaker will be Art Babbott, Coconino County Supervisor District 1.
Contact:
Kathy Kinsella
917.846.3827
[email protected]
Join Us!!!
http://bit.ly/VerdeValleyDemocrats
After signing up, registrants will receive a confirmation email with information about how to join the Zoom meeting.
July speaker will be Coral Evans!!!
Coral Evans and Local Government
On Tuesday, July 21, 2020 from 5:00-6:00, Verde Valley Yavapai Democrats will present its fourth Zoom presentation. Coral Evans, Mayor of Flagstaff, asmall business owner and a former teacher, will address the significance of local government to the individual, being a mayor during COVID-19, rapiddecision making, and enforcing regulations. Because she is running for Arizona State House in the August 4 primary election, Coral will talk aboutimportant issues that need to be addressed in the state. Time will be provided for questions. Please join us.Join your Yavapai Democrats – Cottonwood to connect with neighbors in the Verde Valley and help build our local democratic community.
Each month’s meeting program will highlight different guest speaker, the latest election news, important ballot and other political initiatives, and fun and easy opportunities to get involved as a volunteer.
To join the meeting on Zoom, please register in advance at: http://bit.ly/VerdeValleyDemocrats.
Join Us!
Enjoy breakfast and an interesting speaker.
Breakfast at 8:00 am followed by speakers.
The Future of River and Ground
Water in Northern Arizona
Nancy Steele
Brenda Hauser
Former mayor of Camp Verde and current board member of the Verde Natural Resources Conservation District working with AZ land Federal Agencies on water and soil conservation issues. Also as a retired co-owner Hauser Family Farms she has direct personal experience in water and land use issues.
Art Babbott
Coconino County Board of Supervisors, District 1 and former two-term Flagstaff City Council member. Art has worked to address regional water policies and land issues. He has served on the Flagstaff Water Commission and co-chaired the Coconino Plateau Water Advisory Council.
Walk for Earth Day!
Celebrate Mother Earth
in a March
for Earth Day!!!
April 20, 2019
Park and congregate
at
Riverfront Park
11284 E. Riverfront Drive
at 1:00 pm
Walk to
Montessori School
215 S Main St.
for a Rally.
Free “Lunch and Learn” and Workshop with
Keith Allred, Executive Director, National Institute for Civil Discourse
Wednesday April 24
1PM Lunch & Learn (bring your lunch at 12:30)
4-6PM Workshop
Yavapai College, 4215 Arts Village Drive
The Sedona OLLI will be hosting an extraordinary visitor this Wednesday whose work is aligned with League of Women Voter goals.
The guest will be Keith Allred, the new executive director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse, established in Tucson after the tragic shooting that killed six people and wounded former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. He is known for creating CommonSenseAmerican.org a very successful initiative that brought Republicans, Democrats, and Independents in Idaho together to find and champion solutions with broad support–and is now being rolled out across the country.
Keith earned a BA in American History from Stanford and a PhD in Organizational Behavior from UCLA. He served as the first professor of negotiation and conflict resolution hired by Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, after being on the Columbia University faculty.
He is among the most articulate, effective, and dynamic leaders in the movement towards transpartisan dialogue, deliberation, and political action in America.
Remarkably, he is coming to the Sedona OLLI next Wednesday (April 24) at 1:00 to give a Lunch & Learn talk in room 34 on his work
He also will offer from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. that day a two-hour workshop on promoting civil discourse in everyday life and in local, state and national organizations. Both are free and open to all.
This is a unique opportunity to meet, hear from, and work with an extraordinary individual and to catch up with what’s going on in this vital movement. For more information, contact League member Paul Friedman at 928-282-1541.
Let’s Talk Politics
A gathering to discuss the current political climate.
Share your views with others.
Political Book Club
“Killer of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI”
by David Grann
April 27
1-3pm
Call Barbara for location
928.649.0135