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Who you are contacting
Your neighborhood council
What you are asking for
Find out if your neighborhood has a neighborhood council.
In person
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July 31 · Organizing
Who you are contacting
Two friends, then your state attorney general
What you are asking for
Invite two friends over, order the pizza, watch a movie, play video games, maybe start a Dungeons and Dragons group, and before the movie starts, spend ten minutes on one question: what are the three of us willing to do together this month?
In person · Phone
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