Virtual Events

Appalachian Leaders Network hosts regular virtual events and webinars to keep local, tribal, and state elected officials informed of climate and democracy issues and policies that affect Appalachian communities. See below for our upcoming events and information on how to participate.

UPCOMING VIRTUAL EVENTS:

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PREVIOUS VIRTUAL EVENTS:

Defending Federal Climate Investments and Environmental Protections
Center for American Progress Energy and Environment Senior Fellow Mark Haggerty, Lawyers for Good Government VP for Climate Change and Environmental Justice Jillian Blanchard, and Environmental Protection Network Senior Advisor Jeremy Symons discuss the risks facing federal climate investments and environmental protections, and what local, tribal, and state elected officials can do to defend them. Download the flyer.

2024 Election Analysis and Strategies for Conservation, Climate, and Democracy
Southwest Energy Efficiency Project Executive Director Elise Jones, Earthworks Policy Director Lauren Pagel, Montana State Representative-elect, and Defiance County, Ohio, Board of Elections Director Tonya Wichman discuss how they are preparing to defend our elections and advance climate initiatives. Download the flyer.

Democracy is on the Ballot: Safeguarding Election Security and Preparing for Election-Related Violence
New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver and Pima County, Arizona, Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly discuss how officials can champion democracy, prepare their communities for a safe and secure election, and work with state leaders for support. Download the flyer.

Democracy is on the Ballot: Promoting a Safe, Secure Election in 2024
Pima County, Arizona, Elections Director Constance Hargrove and Defiance County, Ohio, Board of Elections Director Tonya Wichman shared best practices, resources, and ideas to ensure a successful 2024 election. Download the flyer.