Are you a Hunger Justice Leader?
Check out this great opportunity courtesy of Jennifer Coulter Stapleton of Bread for the World. As a former Hunger Justice leader myself, I highly recommend it:
ONE partner Bread for the World is looking for the best and brightest 20- to 30-year-old advocates to join their next class of Hunger Justice Leaders. Selected participants will attend an advocacy training workshop—all expenses paid—in Washington, D.C., June 12-15, 2010.
Do you have what it takes to be a Hunger Justice Leader?
During training, participants will:
- Gain skills in advocacy and community organizing.
- Connect with like-minded young leaders from across the U.S.
- Explore the biblical foundations of faith and justice.
- Speak out on Capitol Hill by visiting your members of Congress.
These young leaders will return to their communities to engage their campuses, churches, and communities in advocacy to end hunger and poverty.
Don’t miss this opportunity to change our world, and yours. The application deadline is March 12. Apply today at www.bread.org/bealeader.
-Jennifer Coulter Stapleton, Bread for the World
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January 20, 2010 at 6:01 pm
This is a wonderful idea.I would love to see this grow.