February 20, 2011
2:00 pmto3:00 pm

Join us at Starbucks (Coit and Spring Creek in Plano) on Sunday afternoon to learn about social media. Lynn Tanksley manages our website and will show you how to post, blog, Tweet, follow RSS feeds, become a fan of our Facebook page, and look up legislative action. We will have some wireless laptops for hands-on practice, but bring your own if you have one. Wi-Fi is free at Starbucks. RSVP to webmaster@tdwcc.org.

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Prissy Wisnewski and Lynn Wolfe are organizing volunteers to write letters to the editor on current issues. They will coach you and help with the writing. Contact activism@tdwcc.org.

 

Texas Freedom Network has set up several rapid response teams. These are issue-specific advocacy teams that will give you targeted, up-to-the-minute information on the issues that matter most to you.

TFN’s rapid response teams are organized around 6 issue areas:

  • Reform the State Board of Education – supporting legislative reforms that would de-politicize the SBOE and put teachers and scholars in control of textbooks and curriculum decisions
  • Restore Responsible Sex Education — supporting comprehensive, evidence-based sex education in Texas schools
  • Protect Religious Freedom — opposing any actions by the government that would promote one faith over others and threaten the separation of church and state
  • Defend Civil Liberties — working against discrimination in public policy, especially policy targeting gay and lesbian Texans
  • Stand Up for Science – promoting sound science over ideology, including support for stem cell research and accurate instruction on evolution
  • Strengthen Public Schools — opposing private school voucher schemes and other attempts to undermine public education

Click for more information and to sign up.

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Texas Freedom Network’s Lobby Day is March 21, 2011. More information coming soon.

 
January 27, 2011
1:30 pmto2:30 pm

Help Change Sex Ed in Texas
Join a School Health Advisory Council (SHAC)

Citizens from across the state are stepping up and joining with TFN to improve sex education in Texas schools. Joining a School Health Advisory Council is one way you can make that change at the local level. Every school district is required by Texas law to have a School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) made up of parents, concerned citizens, students, business owners and other district residents. These councils recommend to school boards and administrators what health education policies — including policies on sex education — the district should follow.

Click for more information and to sign up.

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