Time’s Up Outreach Committee Meeting

The Outreach Committee meets on the second Tuesday of every month to organize media outreach, tabling opportunities, messaging and getting the word out about environmental issues and more. New volunteers are welcome–this is an excellent way to get more involved with Time’s Up!

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