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The Advocacy Desk The Advocacy Desk provides church members an opportunity to encourage the congregation to join them in taking a stance about a particular issue, by contacting via e-mail their local [city and county], state and national government representatives, or designated others. Users who wish to write cards or letters can also use the Advocacy Desk to determine the name and address of the person or persons most appropriate to contact. Desk Availability and Setup The Advocacy Desk can be available in the Library or the Gore Hall foyer for up to one hour before and one hour after Sunday services, whenever arranged with the Advocacy Coordinator. The Advocacy Desk will be identified by appropriate signage. The church will provide one or more laptop computers. Utilization Any church member or friend who has a social justice issue consistent with one or more of the Seven UU Principles can request use of the Advocacy Desk by e-mailing the information listed in the Advocacy Desk Request [found here] to the Advocacy Coordinator ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or leave a copy of the completed Advocacy Desk Request in the Social Justice mailbox in the foyer of the church office, addressed to the Advocacy Coordinator. The Advocacy Coordinator will inform the person making the request which date[s] the Desk will be available. The Advocacy Coordinator is Martha Harnit Hartgering.This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view i] Responsibility of the Member: 1. Publicizing your Advocacy Desk issue and date through various church media [E-blast, church website and/or Order of Service]. 2. Ensuring that one or more individuals knowledgeable about the issue are present while the Advocacy Desk is open. [The Advocacy Coordinator or another individual will explain the laptop set-up and use.] 3. Providing postcards, letters, envelopes, labels, stamps, e-mail addresses, and other materials needed for the advocacy effort. 4. Providing any appropriate printed material at the Advocacy Desk. |
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