Want to know more about what’s happening in battleground states like Pennsylvania and Virginia? Curious about key races and major ballot initiatives coming up? Come to one of these battleground...
Posted by | May 31, 2013
Join the performers of Laughing Liberally for a free special engagement at Netroots Nation. After the opening night keynote, enjoy an evening of laughter from the left with top political...
Posted by | May 31, 2013
Once a series extends beyond the initial trilogy, all bets are off. Sometimes, you get the majesty of the cold war epic Rocky IV; others, Jar-Jar Binks shows up and...
Posted by | May 14, 2013
In the style of Mystery Science Theater 3000 or RiffTrax, this would be both a screening, and a performance as Laughing Liberally comedians mock and riff on the ridiculously bad...
Posted by | April 26, 2013
It’s well known that stories are one of the most influential methods of communication. You may not realize it yet, but your campaign or organization is sitting on a gold...
Posted by | April 8, 2013
First-time Netroots attendee? Not the hugest fan of conferences? Scared about meeting all these people? This session's for you. Networking gets a bad rap, but we'll unpack some tips and...
Posted by | April 8, 2013
An essential tool for engaging audiences in issues that matter to people of color is storytelling that pulls at the heart-strings, appeals to deeply held values and leads audiences through...
Posted by | April 8, 2013
In this session you'll learn how to target local races using basic data-mining skills. You'll learn how to extract data from a voter file, find patterns in voter contact responses...
Posted by | April 8, 2013
Politicos of all stripes are searching for ways to engage young people, people of color, and the rest of the rising American electorate. The solution: Make politics more fun, culturally-relevant...
Posted by | April 8, 2013
The digital world is bursting with ways to count things—followers, friends, fans, likes, retweets, hashtags and plus ones. But what are you really measuring? And how do you know if...
