CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING & AGENDA
Upcoming Central Committee DRAFT Meeting Agenda
THURSDAY, February 10, 2022 ~ 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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MEETING HELD OVER VIDEO CONFERENCE IN COMPLIANCE WITH COVID-19 SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURES
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5:30 PM ZOOM Best Practices Training – Not Required. This is a separate, optional meeting ending at 6 PM.
Draft Agenda
6:30 PM Sign into Zoom for Credentialing. You must RSVP above* or via email. You will be sent a link to join and be in the waiting room while the credentials committee verifies and admits you.
Please mute yourself by 6:59 PM so we can begin on time.
7:00 PM Meeting Called to Order – Chair Comments and Welcome
7:02 PM Adoption of the Agenda and Minutes
7:05 PM Admin Reports Committee Reports
7:35 PM Committee Reports
8:00 PM Special Guest Speaker Jamie McLeod-Skinner
8:15 PM Treasurer Candidate and Election
8:30 PM New PCP Vote
8:45 PM New Business –
8:55 PM Closing Message
9:00 PM ADJOURN
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Remember this is a draft agenda, subject to change. Find the most up-to-date agenda toward the top of our Agendas Folder.
Leadership Meetings are scheduled on the 4th Thursday of every month and alternate between AD/ADL/NL Meetings on ODD months and Committee Chairs Meetings on EVAN months. View the calendar for more info.
Remember this is a draft agenda, subject to change. Find the most up-to-date agenda toward the top of our Agendas Folder.
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Historical and Ongoing Anti-Blackness - Quinton Blanton
Election Integrity - Bill Harris
Basic Rights - Mark Nerys
Education - Margi Brown
Economy - Mitch Rofsky
Climate Action - Pat DeLaquil
Abuse of Power
Labor and Small Business
Communication: Jas Davis
Technology: Aaron Levine