I’m excited to invite you to the Education Voters Young Professional Network.
Please join us at 6pm on April 15th at BLVD (199 Bowery @ Rivington St.) to celebrate the launch of the Education Voters Young Professional Network. This is a free event to build a new network of advocates and begin the journey toward excellent education for all of New York’s children.
At Education Voters of New York, we know that young professionals are a key — but often untapped — part of the solution. Education Voters is working to empower a new generation of business, community and civic leaders to help solve the educational challenges that keep our children and our communities from reaching their full potential. We want to give you a way to get into the discussion, to help shape policy, and to have your voices heard from City Hall to the White House.
We are creating opportunities for young professionals across the state to join together and raise their voices on public education reform. And it all starts at a fun happy hour in downtown Manhattan.
Join the growing Education Voters Young Professional Network. Click here to learn more about the Education Voters Young Professional Network, or contact Nia Tyler at ntyler@edvoters.org.
I look forward to seeing you on April 15th at BLVD. Together, young professionals can help fix our public schools, meet like-minded people and have a little fun at the same time.
Glynda C. Carr
Executive Director
Education Voters of New York
Well, we’ve done it!
I’m excited to invite you to the Education Voters Young Professional Network.
Please join us at 6pm on April 15th at BLVD (199 Bowery @ Rivington St.) to celebrate the launch of the Education Voters Young Professional Network. This is a free event to build a new network of advocates and begin the journey toward excellent education for all of New York’s children.
At Education Voters of New York, we know that young professionals are a key — but often untapped — part of the solution. Education Voters is working to empower a new generation of business, community and civic leaders to help solve the educational challenges that keep our children and our communities from reaching their full potential. We want to give you a way to get into the discussion, to help shape policy, and to have your voices heard from City Hall to the White House.
We are creating opportunities for young professionals across the state to join together and raise their voices on public education reform. And it all starts at a fun happy hour in downtown Manhattan.
Click here to RSVP for the event at BLVD on April 15.
Join the growing Education Voters Young Professional Network. Click here to learn more about the Education Voters Young Professional Network, or contact Nia Tyler at ntyler@edvoters.org.
I look forward to seeing you on April 15th at BLVD. Together, young professionals can help fix our public schools, meet like-minded people and have a little fun at the same time.
Glynda C. Carr
Executive Director
Education Voters of New York