Alaska Family Council is hosting two upcoming workshops designed to help conservatives be more comfortable and proficient in campaign activism.
Scheduled for Fairbanks and Anchorage, the training events will deal with how to effectively campaign door-to-door, over the phone and at live gatherings. Attendees will learn how to develop and stay consistent with solid messaging, how to handle real-life situations they may encounter while door-knocking and more.
With so many state legislative races likely to be decided by narrow margins, the goal of the workshops is to ensure a conservative, functional majority in the Alaska State House and Senate.
Two trainers are traveling to Alaska for the workshops, Bruce Ann Smith and Zachary Freeman.
Smith has spent most of her 40-year professional career building high-performance communications teams and campaigns for legal advocacy groups, such as Alliance Defending Freedom, national and state policy organizations, state legislators and communications companies.
Freeman has dedicated his career to helping conservative organizations and individuals grow. With a diverse slate of clients, from Alaska to Brazil, his firm represents a robust network of consultants specializing in corporate, political and government environments.
The first workshop will be in Fairbanks on Sept. 30, 5-9 p.m., at Journey Christian Church (1201 Hoselton Road). Click here to register.
The second workshop is in Anchorage on Oct. 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at New Grace Church (10821 Totem Rd). Click here to register.
The cost is $10 for each event.
