Getting Things Done in Appleton District 1

I was out and about this weekend with my campaign manager and one of our volunteers in the cold and snow (walking uphill both ways in Arbutus!) getting the word out about my campaign. Fortunately, this weekend is supposed to be much nicer!

We're in the home stretch, and I just have to say that I wouldn't be where I am now if I didn't have so many awesome volunteers. Especially my neighbor and campaign manager Brianne, who keeps everything organized and running smoothly.

We've still got some opportunities to get involved if you've got time.

1. Lit drop: We're delivering campaign literature to district homes using pandemic best practices of no knocking (unless you know someone really well and know they won't mind), masking up, and keeping a safe distance from people you do talk to. If you're looking for an excuse to take a walk out in the gorgeous spring weather, this is for you!

2. Sign waving: Bring a friend or two and show up to Arbutus or City Park with a sign in hand (DiY encouraged). Make sure to spread out if you're bringing friends, and let people know that voting is on Tuesday, April 6 and that you support Wendy. We do have a few signs available on a first come, first served basis.

3. Communications Campaign: Please let your friends and neighbors know to vote on April 6 and why you support Wendy for District 1! Whether you get in touch through an outdoor visit or a text, call, or email, your voice is the best way to get information out about election day!

I stand with the Asian American and Pacific Islander community and will always work to make Appleton a more equitable and safe community.

If you're a member of the AAPI community or any community of color and feel unsafe in Appleton, you can contact me at [email protected] or contact the folks at Diverse and Resilient; their Appleton office is in our district on Wisconsin Ave., near Harriman.

https://www.facebook.com/dresilient

Diverse & Resilient We empower LGBTQ+ communities with programs that support survivors of intimate partner & community violence, provide sexual health services, HIV/STI prevention, HIV care, LGBTQ+ youth programming, & community education/training on gender affirming care.