PWJ Committee Members:

These are the questions you should try to ask people of other campaigns about their campaigns.

Below the questions are the issues and campaigns people, agreed to research.

Questions

How is a victory defined by your campaign? (Should be specific and attainable)

How directly does this campaign affect Walker members and /or the community around Walker Church?

Will the victory create systemic change?

Where is the campaign happening?

What have been the highlights of our campaign so far?

What is it about the campa9ign that you (and other) have been excited and inspired about?

Why are you motivated to work on this?

What efforts or projects are happening soon in the campaign?

What is the timelines of the campaign?

What things are needed to be done?

Campaigns/Issues to be researched by next time

Sex for Hire Issues (PRIDE on Lake Street) ……. Daniel

Also with the addicted community

Getting ROTC out of schools …….Jim

Together M Minnesota (keeping the Marriage …….Rebecca

Amendment off the fall ballot)

Children’s Defense Fund (an issue related to ……. David

Childcare affordability, or other children’s issue)

Special Midweek Programming for kids at …….Steve S.

Walker

Bilingual Childcare in our community ……. Steve S. and Bonnie

Working on a campaign led by people of color ……. Marg

Constitutional Amendment for Affordable ……. Linda

Healthcare in MN

Immigration Reform - Isaiah ??

- federal campaign, Kennedy McCain bill

Affordable Housing – Isaiah ……. Paul

Getting Walker Methodist to recognize the ……. Joe

Union of their workers

Organizing youth to choose, organize on and win …….Joe

Their own issues

Social Action calendar ……. Paris/ Jim

Alliant Tech - get them to stop using depleted ……. Bonnie

Uranium in their manufacturing

Coldwater Spring ……. Paris