Want to learn how to bird-dog candidates like a Pro? Join us for a training by Olivia Zink from Open Democracy on May 27 from 6 pm-7:30 pm at the Franklin Unitarian Universalist Church.

The term bird-dog comes from hunting; the bird-dog's job is to flush the birds out of the bushes and into the open. Politicians are like the birds--they try to keep their positions hidden behind vague rhetoric. Using tightly crafted questions, the successful bird-dog forces candidates to reveal their position on an issue.

Learn with us: How do we ask questions on issues of importance to the candidates who are visiting our towns? The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Franklin is hosting this training designed to explain how to strategically follow and quiz candidates about significant issues. With incomparable access to presidential candidates and the media who follow them, New Hampshire’s citizen “bird-dog” can shift the political tides of the nation. We show up at candidate appearances with honed questions that both educate onlookers and the media and elicit informative answers from the targeted candidate.

Space is limited. RSVP HERE [email protected]