All-expenses paid Hunger Justice Leaders Training in Washington, DC - June 14-17!
Calling all motivated 18-35 year olds! We're really excited about this opportunity and want to make sure that you have everything you need in terms of information and resources if you're energized and intrigued by the possibility of coming to Washington, DC for a long weekend this summer.
As you'll see from following the link, the training will be a great time to substantively take your activism and passion for hunger and justice issues to the next level. Please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss and ask any questions you want or need answered. Also, feel free to pass this information (and flyer at the link below) on to your friends and campus and young professionals groups and ministries.
We look forward to seeing you in June hopefully!
Applications are due by MARCH 15.
Read more and apply HERE for Hunger Justice Leaders Training 2008!
(and did we mention it's all-expenses paid for those selected?!?)
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18-35 year olds? Those of us over 35 - what are we? Junk? ;-) I feel hmm, outdated...
Posted by: Janice on January 18, 2008 at 10:30 PM
I know there are plenty of people over the age of 35 who are youthful and energetic! (My dad is a perfect example....Our family has an ongoing joke that he thinks he is 21. =) Our movement needs activists of all ages to mobilize their communities in the fight against hunger. By investing in young adults, young pastors, professionals and young community organizers, we feel we are strengthening this movement for a long time to come. Honestly, our generation has a lot to learn when it comes to advocacy and we at Bread hope to facilitate that experience with the Hunger Justice Leaders Training.
Posted by: Holly on January 22, 2008 at 02:45 PM