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Take Back America Next Week in DC

Posted by Deanna Zandt at 8:33 AM on June 11, 2007.


Deanna Zandt: It's time for activists, elected officials and candidates to get together at Campaign for America's Future's annual conference.

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Next week, thousands of progressive activists are descending on Washington, DC for the yearly conference put on by Campaign for America's Future: that's right, everyone, it's time to Take Back America!

From June 18 -20, you'll have a chance to hear Edwards, Barack, Hillary and Dennis all within the few days of the conference. Not to mention Michael Moore talking about Sicko, plus loads of progressive and liberal elected officials laying out their plans. Add in the labor leaders, immigration reformers and other grassroots activists, and you've got a conference of folks coming together to hammer out their visions for the future of the country.

Register here for the conference, and if you're coming -- AlterNet will be there in the Progressive Media Row, so be sure to stop by our table and say hello!

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Tagged as: conference, activism, activists

Deanna Zandt is a contributing editor at AlterNet.


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