Peace & Justice Conversations: Elections. Where Do We Go From Here?
Start: Monday, November 09, 2020• 7:00 PM
End: Monday, November 09, 2020• 8:00 PM
Join NH Peace Action for the 11th installment in our Peace & Justice Conversations Series. This installment welcomes Paul Kawika Martin and Lilly Dragnev of Peace Action.
This election is likely to have serious immediate and long term implications for the Peace movement, join National Senior Director for Policy and Political Affairs, Paul Martin, and National Engagements and Campaigns Manager of Peace Action, Lilly Dragnev for an overview of what the election means and how we ought to be organizing in New Hampshire in the new political environment post 2020 election.
For over two decades, Paul Kawika (CA VEE CA) Martin, Peace Action’s Senior Director for Policy and 
Political Affairs, has been a policy changer and coalition builder with numerous progressive organizations including Greenpeace and Physicians for Social Responsibility. His work has appeared in all the major U.S. newspapers, TV and radio networks and many international outlets. Paul uses his expertise on nuclear weapons, international relations and U.S. foreign policy to mobilize Peace Action’s 200,000 supporters and lobby Congress for social change. He can be reached on Twitter @PaulKawika or more information at http://www.PeaceAction.org.
Political Affairs, has been a policy changer and coalition builder with numerous progressive organizations including Greenpeace and Physicians for Social Responsibility. His work has appeared in all the major U.S. newspapers, TV and radio networks and many international outlets. Paul uses his expertise on nuclear weapons, international relations and U.S. foreign policy to mobilize Peace Action’s 200,000 supporters and lobby Congress for social change. He can be reached on Twitter @PaulKawika or more information at http://www.PeaceAction.org.Liliana Dragnev is the National Engagement and Campaigns Manager at Peace Action. Her passion for 
global affairs began early thanks to the great example of political activism laid out by her parents. This led her to a Master's in International Relations from the London School of Economics and years of leadership in Montessori Model United Nations. Some of her favorite things are visiting relatives in her birthplace, Bulgaria, studying Arabic, and avoiding Twitter.
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