Dear Supporter,

The Kentucky Fairness Alliance is proud to partner with the Human Rights Campaign to bring Camp Equality™ to Cincinnati, Ohio this summer.

Logo: Camp Equality.Join us the weekend of July 12-13 for an exciting training that will put you in position to help make 2008 the Year to Win for GLBT individuals across the country. Register now at www.hrc.org/campequality!

This year, elections will occur for a new president, all U.S. House members, one-third of the U.S. Senate, and thousands of state legislators.

The Human Rights Campaign will be on the campaign trail every step of the way - and we want you to be there, too.

Whether you are just getting involved in the electoral process or are a campaign professional, Camp Equality™ can help you learn how to become more effective at advocating your causes and your candidates. We will offer two training tracks:

  • Fundamentals Track: Designed to give you the step by step fundamentals necessary to be successful at the grassroots level. Topics will include: planning, recruitment, volunteer coordinating, event fundraising, earned media, and creating a local activist plan. You will learn the basic skills that are essential to putting your issue campaign or local committee in the best position to win.
  • Advanced Track: For our more seasoned activist or campaign professionals. This track offers the fundamentals of political campaign management. During your sessions you will learn advanced techniques of fundraising, field organizing, media relations, volunteer coordination, targeting, candidate relations, and the latest campaign technology.

If you have ever thought about volunteering for a campaign or already have experience in campaigns, we hope that you will take advantage of this excellent opportunity to gain valuable knowledge that you can apply to all aspects of campaign operations. Registration for Camp Equality™ is $35 and includes a one-year HRC membership.

In fairness,
Your KFA Team

Ampersand. The Ampersand symbolizes the solidarity we are building through Friends & Family, and suggests the inclusiveness we are working toward. It reflects the idea that no one individual, legislator, organization, or city can carry all the water for equality. Our success lies in our solidarity.