Dear Supporter,
I'm writing to invite you to join Center for Progressive Leadership and hundreds of progressives at the 2011 Michigan Summit: Moving All of Michigan Forward on May 21st in East Lansing.
You can expect a powerful, motivating, and empowering experience. You’ll meet fellow activists, organizers, students, professionals, organizational and thought leaders, and Michiganders who, like you, want progress for Michigan that includes everyone. The folks behind the change-making initiatives cropping up across the state? They’ll be there, too.
 This year’s keynote, Mary Kay Henry, is coming home.
The Michigan native is set to headline the Michigan Summit, held on the campus of her alma mater, Michigan State University. Mary Kay Henry is the first female president of the fastest-growing union, and she'll share a powerful message about her lifelong efforts to empower Americans through organizing.
From health care to LGBT equality to immigration reform to labor rights, Mary Kay Henry has fought on the front lines of the great battles of our lifetimes.
Register now! The best part is CPLers get a great discount to attend.
Using this link, you can register for just $20 (that’s half of the normal ticket price): https://co.clickandpledge.com/sp/d2/default.aspx?wid=33948
Additionally, if you’re interested in a CPL training in East Lansing the day before the Michigan Summit, email Dco...@progressiveleaders.org for more details and to sign up.
As we work together to bring Michigan out of a decade-long recession, it's imperative that we move all of Michigan forward – together. Make sure you don't miss the Michigan Summit, and Mary Kay Henry's message about fighting for everyone's rights and bringing everyone into a better Michigan.
We’ll see you there,
Dessa Cosma
Program Director
Michigan Center for Progressive Leadership
P.S. The planners of the Michigan Summit are offering every attendee, the chance to win a modern-day pot of gold: an iPad2. Registering enters you to win, though you must be present to accept the prize.
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