June Monthly Actions and Online Conference
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Register at https://cclusa.org/june, and we’ll send you a link with connection information a couple days before the event. You’ll need a desktop or laptop computer running a Chrome browser (version 79 or better) to join the conference on AirMeet (not Zoom). Or you can watch the livestream on YouTube or Facebook. To improve audio/video quality, close all applications and other browser windows. June's Monthly Actions (click here to download the full sheet)
- Submit timely LTEs and a “Why Carbon Pricing?” op-ed
- Keep going: Meet mayors and double your calls to Congress
- Social media bonus action: Share a conference or lobby selfie
- Communication exercise: Practice sharing the bill’s three economy-related benefits
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