January 2024 Monthly Actions & Meeting Hosted by Flannery Winchester, CCL Senior Director of Communications

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January's Actions (click here to download the full sheet)
- Make a 2024 chapter action plan
- Welcome and onboard folks who join your chapter in January
- Election Engagement Action: Help get environmentally-minded people to vote in the primaries
- Mobilization Bonus Action: Launch 2024 right - write Congress about permitting reform
- Communications Skills Exercise: Practice saying our updated permitting reform talking points
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