Breakfast and Briefing

WHAT IF

our elected officials created laws and policies to benefit families instead of big-money donors?

WHAT IF

voters and small businesses had just as much political power as wealthy donors and corporate lobbyists?

WHAT MIGHT 

we accomplish together, then?

 Please join Open Democracy and other local groups 

for an exclusive briefing (including NH polling numbers that will surprise you)

on Thursday, September 25 from 8:30 to 10am - Denny's - Nashua

We'll talk about how our organizations, members and clients are affected by government decisions. Then we'll brainstorm ways to work together -- to make our elected officials more responsive to their constituents, rather than their campaign donors. 

Breakfast is on Open Democracy!

We'll need a head count, so please RSVP today or email doreen@opendemocracy.me 

 We look forward to seeing you!

Breakfast and Briefing

WHAT IF

our elected officials created laws and policies to benefit families instead of big-money donors?

WHAT IF

voters and small businesses had just as much political power as wealthy donors and corporate lobbyists?

WHAT MIGHT 

we accomplish together, then?

 Please join Open Democracy and other local groups 

for an exclusive briefing (including NH polling numbers that will surprise you)

on Thursday, September 27 from 8:30 to 10am - The Pub Restaurant

We'll talk about how our organizations, members and clients are affected by government decisions. Then we'll brainstorm ways to work together -- to make our elected officials more responsive to their constituents, rather than their campaign donors. 

Breakfast is on Open Democracy!

We'll need a head count, so please RSVP today or email doreen@opendemocracy.me 

 We look forward to seeing you!

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy.

RESCHEDULED FROM SEPTEMBER 20

Breakfast and Briefing

WHAT IF

our elected officials created laws and policies to benefit families instead of big-money donors?

WHAT IF

voters and small businesses had just as much political power as wealthy donors and corporate lobbyists?

WHAT MIGHT 

we accomplish together, then?

 Please join Open Democracy and other local groups 

for an exclusive briefing (including NH polling numbers that will surprise you)

on Thursday, October 4, from 8:30 to 10am - International House of Pancakes

We'll talk about how our organizations, members and clients are affected by government decisions. Then we'll brainstorm ways to work together -- to make our elected officials more responsive to their constituents, rather than their campaign donors. 

Breakfast is on Open Democracy!

We'll need a head count, so please RSVP today or email doreen@opendemocracy.me 

 We look forward to seeing you!

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy.

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy.  There is a suggested donation of $15.00.

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy and Hopkinton Town Library.

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy.

On December 31, 1998, at the age of 88, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy and Dover Democrats.

On December 31, 1998, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, set out to walk across America from California to Washington, DC. She undertook this feat in order to draw attention to the need for national campaign finance reform.

Actress Dixie Tymitz, a professional actress, singer and storyteller, plays the character of Granny D and her incredible journey in this informative reenactment.

Sponsored by Open Democracy.  Tickets are $15.00 and are available HERE.