From: For The Many Network
1. 10th May, 6 – 7.30pm. Liverpool For the Many hub – In person meeting. The Casa Bar, Hope Street Liverpool
The last meeting prior to the hub’s AGM, members will discuss planning for the AGM and local campaigning activities in relation to support for Palestine and local independent candidates standing for election.
Please register a space via Eventbrite here for 10th May: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/for-the-many-network-liverpool-hub-meeting-10th-may-2024-tickets-881474382607
2. 11th May, 12 – 2pm. In person meeting. Stop the War’s John Rees
Wigan Diggers & For the Many present discussion with Stop the War – John Rees at Sunshine House, Wigan, WN1 3SA.
Get your tickets here for the 11th May: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wigan-diggers-and-for-the-many-network-present-stop-the-wars-john-reece-tickets-876052284967
3. 15th May, 6.30 – 8 p.m. via Zoom. NHS and Social Care Webinar
Join network members as we present the first of our webinars on the Network’s 12 principles. This first session focuses on our support for Principle no 2, “National Health and Social Care Services, fully funded from progressive taxation, which employs directly all who work in them. No sub-contracting, and no out-sourcing”.We will be joined by Dr Bob Gill (NHS Doctor & activist, Producer, director & co-writer of the Great NHS Heist), Nico Csergo (long-term NHS campaigner and Socialist Health Association committee member) and Rebecca Smyth (Save Liverpool Women’s Hospital) to discuss the latest national and local campaigns on this theme and how members can learn more about the best campaigning resources and tools to help build a presence in your local area.
Please register here for a Zoom link on 15th May: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83798280589?pwd=uEjbNpz81KSJReH2iPQNhurBCUIaaX.1
4. 20th May, 6 – 7.30 p.m. via Zoom. Hub Coordinators & Members Network meeting
Meeting for hub coordinators and members from across the national network, to link up with each other and the network team. Will include summary and discussion of how to organise and conduct meetings, hub committee role profiles, an introduction to available training and campaigning tools, including social media and communications. As we move closer towards a general election, will the expectation of a new government change anything for the people in our communities? Discuss how the Network can support activists to mobilise on the issues that matter in your communities and the Network’s 12 principles.
Please register here to make sure your voice is represented on the 20th May: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0odOmorDwpGdT9RyWKOaQGK3Xw1lrkmu_Y
5. 1 to 1 calls re: hub coordinators
Please contact the FTM network team by return email, if you would like to find out more about being a hub coordinator in your area.
