New Political Groups

Saturday, April 6, 11 am Eastern
FOR CT ACTIVISTS:  LOCAL EMPOWERMENT info below

Sunday, April 7, 11 am Eastern NIFAA Webinar I:
"Get Political for Animals and Win the Laws They Need" info below

Saturday & Sunday, April 13 & 14: Online Q & A "Ask Julie Open Mike"

We'll present at
Anti Fur Society Conference May 31-June 2 Alexandria, VA 
Animal Systems Conference April 20-21 Marlborough, MA Details to come

State and local laws to protect animals are weak and unenforced--
because we aren't political! The animals pay the tragic price.
All other issue groups are political, because it works.

ONLY NIFAA turns you into power players--through our
highly-praised HOW-TO BOOK, WORKSHOPS,
a
nd ONLINE WEBINARS

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online

WEBINARS
for You or Your Group

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     for dates, contents & more     

info@nifaa.org  203-453-6590

                                                     

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WORKSHOPS

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Sponsors include Animal Legal Defense Fund, ASPCA, Best Friends Animal Society, Dogs Deserve Better, Farm Sanctuary, Humane Society of the US

Acclaimed, comprehensive, how-to

 BOOK

"GET POLITICAL FOR ANIMALS AND WIN THE LAWS THEY NEED
in Your Town, City
County or State
--and the Simple Steps
It Takes to Do It"

 Introduction 

Contents

Rave Reviews

Spay/neuter - Animal shelter reform - Dog chaining - Dog fighting - Circuses - Rodeos
Puppy mills - Pet stores - Hunting - Trapping - Animal farming - Animal research

WIN strong laws and their enforcement. 
TURN UNFRIENDLY lawmakers into ALLIES.
         ELECT humane lawmakers.
Become POWER PLAYERS in the lawmaking arena with our

NIFAA Online Training Webinars
      have spawned many new political groups for animals and won good laws.
 Costs only what you can afford. See dates below. But why wait?
Schedule one for your group or yourself alone.

NIFAA-Nar Webinar I:
Sunday, April 7, 11 am Eastern

GET POLITICAL FOR ANIMALS AND WIN THE LAWS THEY NEED
IN YOUR TOWN, CITY, COUNTY, OR STATE
Click here for detailed contents   Register now at info@nifaa.org
 
 
NIFAA-Nar Webinar II:
 
HOW THE LAWMAKING PROCESS REALLY WORKS
--AND HOW YOUR POLITICAL GROUP FOR ANIMALS
IMPACTS EACH STEP
Sunday March 17,  3 pm Eastern
Click here for detailed contents   Register now at info@nifaa.org

NIFAA-Nar Webinar III:
Saturday March 23, 11 am Eastern
HOW TO START AND RUN A POLITICAL GROUP FOR ANIMALS
IN YOUR TOWN, CITY, COUNTY, OR STATE
--AND THE SIMPLE STEPS IT TAKES TO DO IT
Click here for detailed contents    Register now at info@nifaa.org

NIFAA-Nar Webinar IV:
REFORM YOUR LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTER
AND ANIMAL CONTROL DEPARTMENT
Contact Julie Lewin
jlewin@nifaa.org 203-453-6590

FOR CT ACTIVISTS: LOCAL EMPOWERMENT:
Saturday, April 6, 11 am Eastern 
Contact jlewin@nifaa.org

ASK JULIE: ONLINE Q & A SESSIONS OPEN MIKE:
Saturday & Sunday, April 13 & 14
For info contact
jlewin@nifaa.org now

For other questions or to schedule an event, contact jlewin@nifaa.org 203-453-6590 

NIFAA president, author, webinar/workshop presenter Julie Lewin, with Simon

                                                             Leading groups sponsored our book:

Animal Legal Defense Fund - Animal Welfare Trust - Animal World USA - ASPCA
Best Friends Animal Society - Connecticut Humane Society - Coalition For Animals
Compassion in Entertainment -
Dogs Deserve Better - Farm Sanctuary
Fund for Animals - Humane Society of the US - Lapin Foundation
League of Humane Voters of New York City 

About NIFAA University: An intensive course that requires extensive field work and calls to discuss each lesson.
An opportunity to learn political organizing and lobbying techniques directly from Julie Lewin.

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NIFAA: National Institute for Animal Advocacy
is a project of the Connecticut Council for Humane Education, Inc.
a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that also rescues urban feral cats in Connecticut
6 Long Hill Farm Guilford, CT 06437 203-453-6590

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Photo Credits  Cat - Kathy Hucks, who rescued Rudy in Hartford;  Fuud the pig - courtesy of Farm Sanctuary;
Simon & Julie - courtesy of William Bixby, pit bull rescuer

 

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