YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: Open Positions

VOLUNTEER TO RUN IOWA DEANCORPS

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Democracy for Iowa is looking to fill the position of DFIA DeanCorps Coordinator.  The ideal applicant would be someone who is already a participant and organizer in DeanCorps, and an active Dean supporter.  If you have no specific DeanCorps experience but have organized volunteer or community service activities in the past, please feel free to apply.

 

The DeanCorps Coordinator will set up community service projects with the smaller DeanCorps groups around the state, and may coordinate some projects through DFIA Meet Up in conjunction with the DFIA Meet Up Coordinator.

 

If you are interested in being the DeanCorps Coordinator, please send in a brief resume, a synopsis of your Dean and DeanCorps experience, any other field work/campaign experience you have, and the names and phone numbers of 4 Dean supporters in your DeanCorps group (as references).

 

In the Subject Line, please type DeanCorps.  Send your application to Blog for Iowa.

 

VOLUNTEER TO BE THE DFIA MEDIA COORDINATOR

 

The DFIA Media Coordinator would ideally be someone who has media/PR experience and has or could develop a working relationship with Iowa media, especially small, local newspapers.

 

The DFIA Media Coordinator will make sure Dean Corps activities are covered, Meet Ups are announced, and each person appointed to a position in DFIA gets a write up in her/his local paper.

 

If you are interested in being the Media Coordinator, please send in a resume detailing your media/PR experience, a synopsis of your Dean experience, any other field work/campaign experience you have, and the names and phone numbers of 2 Dean supporters in your town and 2 media/PR experience-related references.

 

In the Subject Line, please type Media Coordinator.  Send your application to Blog for Iowa.

 

VOLUNTEER TO BE A DFIA COUNTY COORDINATOR

 

Democracy for Iowa will organize by county.  Therefore, we will need to have a County Coordinator for each county.  The DFIA CC will organize locally, connect with other DFIA members, coordinate operations with our central committee, reach out to other Iowans, register voters, help us find people to run for office, keep an eye out for progressive candidates . . . in other words, it’s a huge job.

 

DFIA will set up training sessions around the state with 21st Century Democrats for our County Coordinators to attend.  CCs will be required to attend a training session, and other DFIA members are welcome to attend, too.  The sessions will be scheduled for June.

 

If you are interested in being a County Coordinator, please send in a brief resume, a synopsis of your Dean experience, any other field work/campaign experience you have, and the names and phone numbers of 4 Dean supporters in your county (as references).

 

In the Subject Line, please type the name of your county.  Send your application to the County Coordinators email address (click).

 

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Des Moines residents:  Don’t forget to check out the Candidates category.  Ruth Ann Gaines is running for Des Moines City Council.  The primary is Tuesday, April 13.  We’ve updated her contact information.

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2 Responses to YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: Open Positions

  1. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Concerning Posting Candidate Information to the Blog.
    I wonder if the Iowa County & District maps can be made interactive so that people can search and locate candidates in their region and also add new candidates.
    One candidate who can really use our help is Dave Franker of North Liberty. Dave is the only Dem. running for Congress in the 2nd district against Jim Leach(R). Dave's web site is . There you can find out more about him, but he is a terrific guy, very progressive, and really in need of help. Leach is a slippery fellow who has learned over his too-long career how to appeal to folks on both sides of every issue. His voting record is a case study in schizophrenia. It's time to retire him to a nice cushy teaching position at U.of I.

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  2. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Thanks for the info on Franker, Phil. I moved it over to the Candidates area.
    As for the interactive, clickable map, I know Washington State has something like that. I'll be looking into that to see where they got theirs.

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