Email Local Government: Make Your Voice Heard!
We're launching another coordinated email campaign to help protect Parent Education and Cooperative Preschool programs! This time, we're reaching out to both Seattle City Council and our state legislators, asking for emergency bridge funding and long-term financial support. By scheduling emails to arrive every ten minutes throughout the week, we can keep our programs at the forefront of the conversation. Choose an action below, and we'll guide you through preparing and scheduling your message. You can participate in both!
01: Choose Your Advocacy Action
Select which group you'd like to contact. We'll guide you through preparing your message and scheduling it to arrive at your reserved time.
Seattle City Council
Contact City Council members about emergency bridge funding to keep our programs operating through winter and spring.
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TIME-SENSITIVE ACTION
Washington State Legislators
Contact our local state legislators about restoring sustainable funding for Parent Education through Washington's community and technical colleges.
02: Reserve Your Time
Choose when your email will be sent.
Selected Action: Contact City Legislators
03: Prepare Your Message
We've done most of the work for you!
✓ Your Reserved Time
Tuesday, October 20th @ 8:20 AM Pacific
To
Dr. Sayumi Irey and Dr. Peter Lortz
CC
Dr. Monica Brown, Dr. Rachel Solemsaas, & Chancellor Rosie Rimando-Chareunsap
Subject
Please preserve Seattle Colleges parent education programs
04: Schedule your email
Almost finished! We'll walk you through it
✓ Your Reserved Time
Tuesday, October 20th @ 8:20 AM Pacific
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IMPORTANT: Don't press the regular Send button! You need to schedule your email for the time you reserved.
Having trouble opening your email?
You can copy any part of your prepared message into your email app instead.
Thank you for standing with our preschools!
Your email is scheduled, and your voice will help demonstrate just how much these programs mean to our families and communities.