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Monday, 13 June 2011 08:35

Patriots United Ambassador Program

Activism is at an all-time high, from tea party rallies to calls to legislators and grassroots leaders running for office. Patriots across the county are standing up in droves to say “enough!” But how do you, as a concerned citizen, become an ambassador for the conservative cause? You feel passionately that the direction in which your country, state, or county is headed is ruinous. But how do you convince your family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors of that fact? Patriots United Ambassador Program is as special, roughly 90-day program designed to educate and activate you as a leader in your community. The program will take you from concerned patriot to conservative ambassador, giving you the tools and skills you will need to represent the conservative cause as a leader within your network.

Curriculum

Step 1: Build a Foundation

Learning the conservative mindset, not just conservative policy.

-Join Patriots United (cost: $25) - You will receive a special Ambassador Pin!

-Complete the Springfield 101 Session or complete the 5000 Year Leap Program

-Join a Patriots United Action Group

 

Step 2: Train to be an Effective Activist

Learning how to identify a problem, then craft and implement a solution.

-Attend all-day American Majority activist training (cost: $50)

-Complete 3 Patriots United training sessions on effective activism

-Assist with communications for your Action Group

 

Step 3: Become an Ambassador

Taking what you’ve learned and putting it into practice.

-Convert an individual to the conservative viewpoint from your Action Group issue (person must confirm)

-Lead a project within your Action Group

-Recruit 5 individuals to enroll in Ambassador Program

 

Upon graduation, you will receive a special congratulatory certificate and recognition on the Patriots United website and in an upcoming Patriots Post.

 

To learn more or to enroll, contact  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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