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This will be a great event to learn about the 2020 Census and how you can get involved. Come hear a discussion in Hmong that will answer all your Census questions!
01/18/2020 10 AM to Noon.
| Hmong American Partnership, 1075 Arcade St, St Paul, MN 55106-3213, United States |
For the first time in Minnesota history, there will be precinct caucuses (Feb 25) AND a binding Presidential primary (March 3).
Learn more on Thursday, Feb 20 at Metropolitan State University.
Caucuses are neighborhood meetings organized by Minnesota’s political parties to begin the process of choosing delegates to party conventions. Caucuses allow ordinary people to influence the priorities of their chosen political party—people who attend caucuses can affect the issues their party will stand for by offering resolutions. They are held in multiple locations and participation by all voters is encouraged. The percent of delegates each presidential candidate will receive will be determined by popular vote in the Presidential primary.
What will you learn at Caucus 101?
• What to expect when you attend a caucus
• How to stay involved by becoming a delegate
• How to write a resolution and get it passed
• The difference between a caucus and a primary election
Student Center Room 101
690 East 7th Street, Saint Paul, MN
Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided.
For more information contact Matt Filner PhD, Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Social Science Department, at matthew.filner@metrostate.edu.
Help at Your Door
Volunteer Driver for Seniors – East Metro training session options on: Weds, Jan 8 1 p.m., Tues, Jan 28 10 a.m. and Weds, Feb 26 10:30 a.m. All trainings are held at the Sun Ray library in St Paul.
Empty passenger seat? Share it with a senior. Help At Your Door, a nonprofit serving seniors, is in need of volunteer drivers throughout the Twin Cities, but especially in St Paul!
Attend one of these trainings to learn how you can help provide the keys to independence by transporting seniors to appointments or errands using your car. Most drivers give just a couple of rides each month, weekday mornings or afternoons only, on a schedule of their choosing.
We offer flexible scheduling, social interaction with a welcoming volunteer community, and most of all, hands-on activities that help the aging population and individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and continue living in their homes.
Email volunteer@helpatyourdoor.org or call 651-642-1892 to register or to learn more.
Volunteer Drivers and Home Helpers currently needed! View all opportunities www.helpatyourdoor.org
Join us for a panel discussion about Census 2020 and why it’s important for YOU to be counted!
Saturday, January 18*th, 2020 from 10AM to 12PM
1075 Arcade St, St Paul, MN 55106
This is a Hmong-language event with live English interpretation via headsets.
Kaying Yang, Director of Programs and Partnerships, Coalition of Asian American Leaders (CAAL)
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