Hi all, here is the schedule for the state Green Party meeting being held in SF on March 27-28. We have set up a series of parallel workshops to compliment the state meeting and provide non delegates an opportunity to learn more about Green values and issues. Here is the plenary and workshop schedule: SCHEDULE: GPCA General Assembly, March 26/27/28, 2004 Friday 3/26 1028 A Howard St between 6-7th (SF GP office) 3:30/5:30 Internet Technology meeting 6:00/7:30 Coordinating Committee dinner 7:30/9:30 Coordinating Committee meeting Friday: NON Coordinating Committee activity: SF Critical Mass! Meet a Justin Herman Plaza at 5:30, mass starts a 6. Critical Mass is a unique way to experience San Francisco. Bring your bike and join us. Need a bike? Bay City Bicycles can meet your needs, they are strongly recommended by the SF Bicycle coalition: 415-346-2453. Saturday 3/27 [* denotes decision item] 8:00/9:00 Breakfast & registration 9:00/9:05 Opening remarks: TBA 9:05/9:15 Delegate Orientation 9:15/9:30 Set up- Intro facilitation team, confirm agenda/notes/time/vibes, quorum, affirm agenda*, opening announcements, intro officers, 9:30/9:35 Ratify minutes* (Sacto and Fullerton) 9:35/9:40 Consent Calendar- Fiscal year adjustment 9:40/9:45 National Convention Delegates payment schedule- announcement 9:45/10:00 National Convention Delegate registration requirement* 10:00/10:45 National Convention Delegate voting procedure* 10:45/11:05 GPCA Candidates endorsements* 11-12 WORKSHOP #1 (for non delegates): Transportation for a Greener California: Dave Snyder, Executive Director, Transportation for a Liveable City 11:05/11:25 Election code update & time line* 11:25/11:55 Platform plank* (health care or gender equity plank?) 11:55/12:05 State fundraising appeal 12:05/1:00 lunch: Keynote Miguel Arajo, El Centro Azteca 1-2 WORKSHOP #2: Instant Runoff Voting: Steven Hill, Center for Voting and Democracy 1:00/1:15 AT-Large election* 1:15/2:30 GPCA Budget* 2-3 WORKSHOP #3: Feminist Issues Group and Mixed Greens discuss feminism and diversity in the Green Party 2:30/3:00 Public funding of state candidates- intro for Sunday's decision 3:00/4:45 Committees and Working Group Session #1 Campaigns and Candidates Bylaws International Protocol 4:45/5:15 Platform Plank* (health care or gender equity plank) 5:00-6:00: WORKSHOP #4: Housing, Taxation and Suburban Sprawl: Dave Wilbur, chair Housing and Land Use Group of the SF Green Party 5:15/5:45 Regional caucii 6:00/7:00 National Delegate's meeting 7:30/-- Saturday evening event Temple Bar, Matt Gonzalez and fellow greens join for an evening of music, and entertainment, special surprise guests. $10 at the door, proceeds split with the Matt Gonzalez Retire the debt effort. Sunday 3/28 8:00/9:00 Breakfast & registration 9:00/9:15 Set up/consent calendar bring back (if needed*) 9:15/10:15 Bylaws rules and procedures proposal* 9:15-10:15: WORKSHOP #5: Environmental Justice 10:15/10:25 Registration drive kickoff 10:25/12:00 Committees and Working Group Session #2 Green Issues Platform Media 12:00/12:50 Lunch: Keynote; TBA 12:30-1:30: WORKSHOP #6: Immigrant Voting Rights 12:50/1:30 Public funding of state candidates* 1:30/3:10 Committees and Working Group Session #3 GROW Finance Electoral Reform 3:10/3:25 SC/WG reports 3:25/3:35 New officer affirmations*/At-Large results/ Green Focus accolades 3:35/3:45 Next General Assembly* 3:45/3:55 Closing ceremony 3:55/4:25 CoCo meeting
One correction to the agenda. For the IRV workshop in the Sat 1-2 pm slot, it would be best if the title of the IRV workshop was changed to reflect that this is an ORGANIZING workshop, about how to work to get IRV in your local area. It is NOT a workshop about "what is IRV", ABCs of IRV, etc. I would suggest a title more like the following: "Organizing workshop: How to win Instant Runoff Voting in your local area": Steven Hill, Center for Voting and Democracy That's a bit longer, I realize, but whenever possible the title should be something more along those lines. Thanks. Steven Hill -----Original Message----- From: Susan King [mailto:funking@mindspring.com] Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 6:27 PM To: Green Staff; Larisa Casillas; June Brashares; Nancy Marmol; Caleb Kleppner; Janet Nudelman; Dave Snyder; Kimberly Knox; brando james; Susan King; Susan King; delegates@sfgreens.org; Michael Bornstein; Peggy Lewis; Jim Stauffer; Craig Peterson; Sharon Peterson; Gerry Gras; Don Eichelberger Cc: Susan King Subject: CA Green state meeting in SF: schedule Hi all, here is the schedule for the state Green Party meeting being held in SF on March 27-28. We have set up a series of parallel workshops to compliment the state meeting and provide non delegates an opportunity to learn more about Green values and issues. Here is the plenary and workshop schedule: SCHEDULE: GPCA General Assembly, March 26/27/28, 2004 Friday 3/26 1028 A Howard St between 6-7th (SF GP office) 3:30/5:30 Internet Technology meeting 6:00/7:30 Coordinating Committee dinner 7:30/9:30 Coordinating Committee meeting Friday: NON Coordinating Committee activity: SF Critical Mass! Meet a Justin Herman Plaza at 5:30, mass starts a 6. Critical Mass is a unique way to experience San Francisco. Bring your bike and join us. Need a bike? Bay City Bicycles can meet your needs, they are strongly recommended by the SF Bicycle coalition: 415-346-2453. Saturday 3/27 [* denotes decision item] 8:00/9:00 Breakfast & registration 9:00/9:05 Opening remarks: TBA 9:05/9:15 Delegate Orientation 9:15/9:30 Set up- Intro facilitation team, confirm agenda/notes/time/vibes, quorum, affirm agenda*, opening announcements, intro officers, 9:30/9:35 Ratify minutes* (Sacto and Fullerton) 9:35/9:40 Consent Calendar- Fiscal year adjustment 9:40/9:45 National Convention Delegates payment schedule- announcement 9:45/10:00 National Convention Delegate registration requirement* 10:00/10:45 National Convention Delegate voting procedure* 10:45/11:05 GPCA Candidates endorsements* 11-12 WORKSHOP #1 (for non delegates): Transportation for a Greener California: Dave Snyder, Executive Director, Transportation for a Liveable City 11:05/11:25 Election code update & time line* 11:25/11:55 Platform plank* (health care or gender equity plank?) 11:55/12:05 State fundraising appeal 12:05/1:00 lunch: Keynote Miguel Arajo, El Centro Azteca 1-2 WORKSHOP #2: Instant Runoff Voting: Steven Hill, Center for Voting and Democracy 1:00/1:15 AT-Large election* 1:15/2:30 GPCA Budget* 2-3 WORKSHOP #3: Feminist Issues Group and Mixed Greens discuss feminism and diversity in the Green Party 2:30/3:00 Public funding of state candidates- intro for Sunday's decision 3:00/4:45 Committees and Working Group Session #1 Campaigns and Candidates Bylaws International Protocol 4:45/5:15 Platform Plank* (health care or gender equity plank) 5:00-6:00: WORKSHOP #4: Housing, Taxation and Suburban Sprawl: Dave Wilbur, chair Housing and Land Use Group of the SF Green Party 5:15/5:45 Regional caucii 6:00/7:00 National Delegate's meeting 7:30/-- Saturday evening event Temple Bar, Matt Gonzalez and fellow greens join for an evening of music, and entertainment, special surprise guests. $10 at the door, proceeds split with the Matt Gonzalez Retire the debt effort. Sunday 3/28 8:00/9:00 Breakfast & registration 9:00/9:15 Set up/consent calendar bring back (if needed*) 9:15/10:15 Bylaws rules and procedures proposal* 9:15-10:15: WORKSHOP #5: Environmental Justice 10:15/10:25 Registration drive kickoff 10:25/12:00 Committees and Working Group Session #2 Green Issues Platform Media 12:00/12:50 Lunch: Keynote; TBA 12:30-1:30: WORKSHOP #6: Immigrant Voting Rights 12:50/1:30 Public funding of state candidates* 1:30/3:10 Committees and Working Group Session #3 GROW Finance Electoral Reform 3:10/3:25 SC/WG reports 3:25/3:35 New officer affirmations*/At-Large results/ Green Focus accolades 3:35/3:45 Next General Assembly* 3:45/3:55 Closing ceremony 3:55/4:25 CoCo meeting
Yes, all the workshop titles are unattractive and most do not reflect the content. Since I'm working on the leaflet and e-mail to promote them, I would suggest those organizing the workshops send me or to this list the right titles. I already took note of Steven's title for his. Carlos Steven Hill <shill@fairvote.org> wrote: One correction to the agenda. For the IRV workshop in the Sat 1-2 pm slot, it would be best if the title of the IRV workshop was changed to reflect that this is an ORGANIZING workshop, about how to work to get IRV in your local area. It is NOT a workshop about "what is IRV", ABCs of IRV, etc. I would suggest a title more like the following: "Organizing workshop: How to win Instant Runoff Voting in your local area": Steven Hill, Center for Voting and Democracy Read the latest issue of Frontlines at http://www.sf-frontlines.com Local, National and International political news and commentaries.
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