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2023 is the year for electing non-partisan local offices: Township trustees and fiscal officers, mayors, city and village councils and fiscal boards, and school boards.
It’s not too early to start thinking and planning if we really want to win some of these contests. Please join LEAD Ohio for “The ‘Pow-Her’ To Run for Office”, a virtual training event for those who are interested in running (or those who know someone who might be interested in running) for public office in 2023.
LEAD Ohio staff will cover necessary first steps when considering a run for office and then how to start a campaign after deciding to run. Maybe you or another woman in your life is thinking they might want to run for something? Join LEAD Ohio to hear about and discuss everything from how to search for open offices, to having conversations about running with your family, to filing petitions.
You’re invited to join Congressman-Elect Landsman for some food and drinks at Wiedemann’s Fine Beer (4811 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45217) on Wednesday, December 14th from 5:30pm-8:30pm! We couldn’t have flipped this seat without you, and we can’t wait to get everyone together to say thank you.
If you’d like to attend, please RSVP using this form.
Please join Congressman-elect Greg Landsman to celebrate his swearing-in as the new U.S. Representative for Ohio’s First District! There will be a ceremonial swearing-in at Courtroom #805 (8th floor) of the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse in Cincinnati. (Photo ID is required to enter the courthouse.)
After the swearing-in, there will be a reception at The Transept (1205 E. Elm St. in Cincinnati) to welcome our newest Congressman. Refreshments will be served.
Click here to RSVP for the swearing-in ceremony or the reception.
After the ceremonial swearing-in and reception in Cincinnati for our new congressman, Rep. Greg Landsman, please join us for an open house at Rep. Landsman’s Warren County office!
Refreshments will be served.
Protect Choice Ohio submitted constitutional amendment language to protect our reproductive freedoms to the Ohio Attorney General last week — and need your help to keep this amendment moving forward.
Join our virtual volunteer training to learn how to circulate petitions and get signatures for this critical ballot initiative. Our work will allow voters decide to protect reproductive rights in the Ohio Constitution in 2023.
The training will last about an hour, and RSVP is required. We will send out a secure link to the training via email prior to the event.
Protect Choice Ohio submitted constitutional amendment language to protect our reproductive freedoms to the Ohio Attorney General last week — and need your help to keep this amendment moving forward.
Join our virtual volunteer training to learn how to circulate petitions and get signatures for this critical ballot initiative. Our work will allow voters decide to protect reproductive rights in the Ohio Constitution in 2023.
The training will last about an hour, and RSVP is required. We will send out a secure link to the training via email prior to the event.
Join Ohioans for Reproductive Freedom at the Cincinnati Reds’ Opening Day game and collect signatures to get reproductive rights on the ballot!
We’ll meet at the ACLU Cincinnati office for a brief training, and then carpool downtown for signature collection. Please dress for the weather and bring water and shoes to walk in.
There will be two canvass shifts: one from 9am-12pm (the parade) and another from 12pm to 3pm (the game). Click here to sign up!
We invite you to attend Congressman Greg Landsman’s Congressional Town Halls for Ohio’s First District to ask questions, share your thoughts, and hear from Congressman Landsman.
More than 50 years ago on April 28, the Occupational Safety and Health Act went into effect, promising every worker the right to a safe job — a fundamental right. The law was won because of the tireless efforts of the labor movement, which organized for safer working conditions and demanded action from the government to protect working people.
Since then, unions and our allies have fought hard to make that promise a reality—winning protections that have made jobs safer and saved lives. But our work is not done. Each year, thousands of workers are killed and millions more suffer injury and illness because of dangerous working conditions that are preventable.
Each April 28, the labor movement commemorates Workers Memorial Day to remember workers killed, injured, or made ill on the job, and to renew the fight for strong safety and health protections. Please join our union brothers and sisters in acknowledging this solemn occasion.
More than 50 years ago on April 28, the Occupational Safety and Health Act went into effect, promising every worker the right to a safe job — a fundamental right. The law was won because of the tireless efforts of the labor movement, which organized for safer working conditions and demanded action from the government to protect working people.
Since then, unions and our allies have fought hard to make that promise a reality—winning protections that have made jobs safer and saved lives. But our work is not done. Each year, thousands of workers are killed and millions more suffer injury and illness because of dangerous working conditions that are preventable.
Each April 28, the labor movement commemorates Workers Memorial Day to remember workers killed, injured, or made ill on the job, and to renew the fight for strong safety and health protections. Please join our union brothers and sisters in acknowledging this solemn occasion.