Register Now for the 16th Annual Summer Meeting

June 6, 2013

In just a few weeks, leaders from across the country will gather together to learn from each other and to build the skills and relationships that are so critical to growing a strong state-based movement for equality.

Join us at our 16th Annual Summer Meeting in Salt Lake City! Just click here to register now and get our early bird rate!

This year’s Summer Meeting is shaping up to be one of the best yet. We’re planning sessions that will fuel collaboration within regions, caucus groups that will connect attendees based on their organizational roles, and workshops that are geared toward helping state leaders build greater success in lobbying, organizing, communications, organizational development, and more.

Our schedule is packed full of ways for state leaders to connect with each other and gather the information and tools that are essential to overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities.

Wednesday, July 24:
Evening Reception

Thursday, July 25:
Opening Welcome Circle
Workshop and Presentations

Friday, July 26:
Workshops and Presentations
FEDTalks
Fed Fling

Saturday, July 27:
Members Meeting
Workshops and Presentations
Closing Dinner, Featured Speaker and the Feddies Awards

Sign up now to the lowest registration and hotel rate available. Register here.

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