[fvc-wat-disc] OUTREACH ON PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
Mary Jackes
mkj at bell.net
Sat Feb 2 14:32:46 EST 2019
Kindred is used by the Council of Canadians, and Amnesty will soon
switch to Kindred. It doesn't have a lot of charges and the people are
very helpful.
Mary
On 2019-02-02 2:29 p.m., Matthew Piggott wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> _I would suggest you contact the following groups:_
> Libro Credit Union via Sean Campbell
> Kindred Credit Union
> Central Ontario Co-operative Housing Federation (COCHF) and working
> through them try to get one local housing co-op to switch (maybe the
> student co-op called WCRI up at UWaterloo?)
>
> The student union of WLU already uses STV for their elections. What
> about UWaterloo or Conestoga College?
>
> In my work outside of Waterloo Region we are working on a PR
> implementation guide for civil society organizations. If you would
> like to collaborate on this, and more importantly work on implementing
> it locally that would be appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Matthew Piggott
>
>
> El mar., 29 ene. 2019 a las 11:39, David dirks (<daviddirks at rogers.com
> <mailto:daviddirks at rogers.com>>) escribió:
>
> Hello Fair Voters.
>
> It has been awhile since I last reached out to you. All the v
> best in 2019!
>
> In September, we invited you to identify organizations, groups and
> individuals in our community which/who share like interests to
> ourselves. Given the results in BC and the potential in Quebec
> and PEI, the value of outreach is all the clearer.
> Our goals remain to:
> * create awareness of FVC-Wat
> * offer an opportunity to further educate about PR & the issues
> * invite endorsement of our work with an invitation to engage or
> join with us in the future
> Again, we simply ask that if you are aware of or are involved with
> a group, which would be interested, please let us know. We all
> understand that in countries with PR, there is less income
> inequality, women are better represented in government, action on
> climate change is greater, there is less "policy lurch" and so on.
>
> Our target remains coalitions or groups, agencies, perhaps church
> social action committees and key leaders in our community.Ideally,
> they have some community profile and the potential for outreach
> themselves.
> We would follow up with the identified group or individual to:
> * describe who we are & our goals
> * talk succinctly about the benefits to good policy of a PR system
> * speak briefly and specifically to the area of interest of the
> group or individual
> * articulate our asks (endorsement; opportunity to learn more
> about PR; invitation to join with us)
> * provide contact name (s) for follow-up.
>
> As always /*WE*/ */NEED YOU!/*do you know any groups, agencies or
> individuals which fit our criteria?An interest in the issue,
> community profile, community connections, key leader. If you think
> of one, please let us know.We will need the name of the
> individual/group/agency; (e)mailing address (if possible); contact
> name to whom we direct any follow up (very important).
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Yours in electoral reform....
>
> David Dirks
> daviddirks at rogers.com <mailto:daviddirks at rogers.com>
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