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How to Beat the Radical Left
If you want to know how to make a real difference in our culture and government, this class is for you!
In How to Beat the Radical Left, you’ll learn the basics of grassroots activism and much more. This four-part series is a MUST for the engaged social conservative.
In just 90 minutes, you’ll learn how to effectively advocate your values in the public square, tell your story, work with unlikely allies, and WIN at the grassroots level.
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Now Available On-Demand: The Social Conservative Grassroots Primer
U.S. Rep. Josh Brecheen
Oklahoma - 02
Riley Gaines
Femal Athlete Advocate
Bob Vander Plaats
The FAMiLY Leader
Victoria Cobb
The Family Foundation
SESSION #1
Become a Changemaker
Learn how to effectively advocate your values and influence your representatives at all levels of government. Hear directly from currently serving elected officials U.S. Rep. Josh Brecheen, Arkansas Rep. Robin Lundstrum, and former school board president, now Indiana Rep. Joanna King.
SESSION #2
Everyone Has a Story
Discover how to be a force for change by telling your story. Learn from the best: Riley Gaines, 12-time All American NCAA swimmer who was forced to compete against male swimmer Lia Thomas, and now a top advocate for fairness in women’s sports!
SESSION #3
Unlikely Allies Make an Unusual Impact
Learn how to advance your values and WIN with people you never thought possible. Hear the inspiring story of pro-family leader Bob Vander Plaats’ friendship with one of Iowa’s top LGBT advocates, and the incredible impact their relationship has made.
SESSION #4
Grassroots Activism Changes Everything
Discover what happened in Virginia when the grassroots organized and made their voices heard. The Family Foundation President Victoria Cobb and Virginia Assistant Superintendent Elizabeth Schultz explain how grassroots activism led to a significant, unexpected election victory — and how it can in your state, too.