Build and sustain a state-level community to support leaders and members; lead and coordinate MWEG advocacy in the state by advising on state-specific issues and drafting grassroots advocacy materials.
The state coordinator is responsible for 1) creating a community that supports leaders and members as they fulfill our organization’s mission at the state level and 2) directing MWEG advocacy at the state level by advising on state-specific issues and drafting grassroots advocacy materials.
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