Third Thursdays - The Kick-Off!!

Harlem 4 Obama is revving up for the general election to secure Barack Obama as the next President of the United States. Join fellow supporters in celebrating his nomination and learn how to get more involved as we kick-off Harlem 4 Obama's Mix and Mingle Third Thursdays! No cover. $7 Martinis 7pm - 9pm for Obama supporters with Obama gear (a limited number of buttons will be available for $1)

Harlem for Obama Platform Meeting – DNC Platform

Every four years, the Democratic Party assembles a “platform” that outlines the party’s position on a variety of issues. Traditionally, the platform is written by paid professionals and then presented to the American people. This year, that’s going to change.

From July 19 to July 27, everyday people all across

will hold Platform Meetings in their own communities. From Atlanta Georgia to Muncie Indiana , from Bangor ,

Maine to Eugene, Oregon , Americans will meet to talk about what issues are most important to them and what should be at the heart of the Democratic platform for change.

This is an opportunity for your voice to be heard about issues that you are concerned about right here in the 15^th Congressional District, as well as, national and global issues. Issues like health care, global warming and urban greening, education, job creation,  housing foreclosures and affordability, the economy, gas prices, civil and human rights ,America’s reputation abroad and the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

(H4O) will host this platform meeting

Saturday July 26^th, 2008

African Services Committee, Inc

12PM – 4PM

Space is limited so please RSVP at http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/4gggk

The results of these Platform Meetings will be incorporated into the formal process that culminates in the adoption of the platform at the Democratic Convention in August.

A few participants may even be invited to appear and testify at the National Hearing and at the Convention! 

You can write the next chapter in the history of the Democratic Party

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