Focus on Education

Sung Hui Lewis, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Services
Sung Hui Lewis, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Services
Members of the Glynn County Board of Education

Join Glynn Democrats on Monday, Nov. 27th at 7 PM for Focus on Education during our regular monthly membership meeting.

First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
1400 Norwich Street
Brunswick (Directions)

Special guests will include members of the Glynn County Board of Education and Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Services, Sung Hui Lewis, who will be participating in a panel discussion addressing questions about public education in Glynn County. If you would like to submit a question, please  use the form below or click here.

Paine College Awareness Day

Look Who’s Coming To Paine College Awareness Day
at the St. Andrews Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday October 29, 2017 at 11:00 a.m.
and you are invited.

Guest Speaker: Also Featuring

Guest Speaker: Michael Thurmond, Chief Executive Officer of DeKalb County, Georgia
Michael Thurmond, Chief Executive Officer of DeKalb County, Georgia
Dr. Jerry Hardee, President of Paine College
Dr. Jerry Hardee, President of Paine College
Mavis Jaudon, Principal Burroughs Molette Elementary
Mavis Jaudon, Principal Burroughs Molette Elementary
Otha Thornton, Candidate for State School Superintendent of Georgia
Otha Thornton, Candidate for State School Superintendent of Georgia

Dr. Traycola Clinch, Principal Andrew Jackson High School, Jacksonville, Florida
Dr. Traycola Clinch, Principal Andrew Jackson High School, Jacksonville, Florida

St. Andrews Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
2101 Albany Street, Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (Directions) (912) 265-0565
Rev. George A. Jackson – Pastor

Glynn County Democrats: Evening with Bakari Sellers

 Every Voice Matters

Thursday, October 5, 2017 – 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m

Bakari SellersAs promised, CNN commentator Bakari Sellers will be in Brunswick on Oct. 5 to speak to the Glynn County Democratic Party.

Sellers was elected to South Carolina’s House of Representatives in 2006 – at age 22 — where he served until 2014. A graduate of Morehouse College and the University of South Carolina law school, Sellers was featured in Time Magazine as one of their “40 under 40” among many other honors.

Join fellow Dems at 6 p.m. for a “Meet and Greet” with a cash bar. Sellers will speak at 7 p.m. Candidates for the upcoming 2017 and 2018 local elections are also expected.

Those who attended the Aug. 12 annual Democratic Party banquet are invited as preferred guests for the evening. Tickets are free, but please click to reserve your preferred space. Free, general admission tickets are available to all while the supply lasts. Come and bring your friends!

To support local Democratic Party candidates, please click the DONATE button to make a donation via credit card.

Free Online Training for Democratic Candidates

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The Democratic Party of Georgia is partnering with National Democratic Training Committee to provide online training for any Democrat running for office in the state of Georgia. The online candidate training apparatus is designed to give both first-time candidates and seasoned elected officials the know-how to run smart, successful campaigns at no cost to the candidate or the campaign.

Who: Democrats running for office anywhere in this state for any position from School Board to Governor.

What: Free online training for any and all Democrats running for office.

When: Training starts now and will always be available to Democrats in Georgia through this partnership between the Democratic Party of Georgia and the National Democratic Training Committee.

How: Simply sign up at https://www.traindemocrats.org/GADems to get started.

“The Democratic Party of Georgia is thrilled to be partnering with the national experts at the National Democratic Training Committee,” said DuBose Porter, the Chairman of the Democratic Party of Georgia. “Together we are providing the tools for every candidate to run and win from the local level to statewide office.”

This partnership is announced in time for Democrats qualifying for local office this August to take full of advantage of the training modules.

“It’s our hope that this training will equip Democrats running from City Commission to Mayor with the tools needed to win across the state this November,” said Rome City Commissioner and Georgia DNC member Wendy Davis. Davis also serves as Chair of Georgia Democratic Municipal Officials.

In addition to the training, leaders at the National Democratic Training Committee are partnering with leaders at the Democratic Party of Georgia to host discussion calls on certain modules in September so as to particularly help the Democrats running for local office this November synthesize the training and put it into action. If you or someone you know plans to get trained up, be sure to hold the following dates in your calendar:

Tuesday, September 5th, 7:00 p.m.— Discuss “How to Build a Field Plan” module with National Training Committee Experts, DNC Member and Rome City Commissioner Wendy Davis and DPG’s Director of Outreach and Organizing, Chrystian Woods.

Wednesday, September 13th, 7:00 p.m.— Discuss “How to Make the Ask” module with National Training Committee Experts, DNC Member and Rome City Commissioner Wendy Davis and DPG’s Director of Finance, John Buckner.

Thursday, September 21st, 7:00 p.m.— Discuss “Finding Campaign Volunteers” module with National Training Committee Experts, DNC Member and Rome City Commissioner Wendy Davis and DPG’s Director of County Affairs, Melva Steps.

Questions about the program may be submitted by email to the Executive Director of the Democratic Party, Rebecca DeHart at Rebecca@GeorgiaDemocrat.org