[hr_invisible] Note from the President: [one_half first] Announcing the winner of the 2017 mobilizing competition… BELLA CHAFFEY!!!!! [/one_half] [hr_invisible] Congratulations to our Mobilizing Star Award Winners: Ariel So, PR/Mktg team; Cameron Gebben, PR/Mktg team; Chelsea Jones, PR/Mktg team; Cody deDianous, Political Affairs team; Madeline Wiles, PR/Mktg team; Sean Newhouse, Content team; and Sidney Ross, HR […]
[hr_invisible] Note from the President: I’m loving the Summer 2017 stats! Lobbying, advocacy emails, articles, fundraising… the list goes on, but we’re seeing record or near-record numbers across multiple areas of our work. August is a crucial month for advocacy. Members of Congress are home for the month and you have lots of opportunities to attend […]
Political Updates [hr_invisible] Lobbying Efforts Total Lobbying Meetings in June: 29 Total Lobbying Meetings Since the Start of the Year: 236 2017 Goal: 400 Advocacy Emails Total Advocacy Emails in June: 7,826 – the highest monthly total in Borgen Project history! Total Advocacy Emails Since the Start of the Year: more than 31,000! % of […]
Note from the President: One of the most rewarding aspects of running The Borgen Project is seeing the impact our volunteers are having across the country. Nowhere is that impact more noticeable than in my meetings with congressional offices back in D.C. In May, I was on Capitol Hill with several team members and in meeting […]
USGLC Event Representative Adam Smith (D – WA 9), an honorary member of The Borgen Project Board of Directors, was a featured speaker at the USGLC (U.S. Global Leadership Council) event held in Seattle. The event focused on the importance of our country’s leadership in international affairs and why it matters from both economic and national […]
[hr_invisible] Note from the President: Syria. There’s a very direct correlation between the advocacy work of our team and the level of resources the U.S. has to respond to humanitarian situations like Syria. Now is more important than ever to be a voice for the voiceless. The White House has proposed enormous cuts to the […]
[hr_invisible] Note from the President: Who’s coming to lobby in Washington, D.C. with me and The Borgen Project’s Board of Directors? We will be selecting three to attend Congressional meetings and watch the magic happen first hand. This is an all expenses paid trip to participate in 12-14 lobbying meetings per day on Capitol Hill. Eligibility […]
[hr_invisible] [hr_invisible] Note from the President: Needless to say the attempt by the White House to ban refugees from entering the U.S. is disheartening beyond belief. As someone who has spent time in Muslim refugee camps, it’s almost laughable to think that many of the families I’ve met with through the years are deemed security threats. It’s also […]
[hr_invisible] Note from the President: Hey everyone, I can’t thank the 2016 team enough for an amazing year! We’ve been going through the stats for last year and it’s incredibly impressive what you accomplished in 12-months! The new Congress is off and running. Legislation that didn’t pass last year will be reintroduced with new bill numbers. […]
Note from the President: Good News! The Education for all Act passed in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee! We were also pleasantly surprised when the committee passed the AGOA Enhancement Act, which contains language pulled from the M-CORE Act. Good Work! I had lots of meetings with Senate offices in November regarding the Education for All Act […]