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Gale Brewer Addresses Graduates at NWPC-NYC Candidate Training at JSMI

On Saturday, November 21, the National Women’s Political Caucus NYC chapter (NWPC-NYC) and the Murphy Institute held a ceremony for the twelve women that completed the inaugural NWPC-NYC Candidate Training course hosted by the Murphy Institute. The 10-week training concluded with final presentations from participants, who applied crucial aspects of what they learned in the training.

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, a former New York State Chapter President of NWPC, provided the keynote address and offered participants advice on how to be a successful candidates and politicians.

Students received a certificate of completion from the NWPC-NYC and the Murphy Institute presented by the Hon. Gale Brewer; Sharon Nelson, President, NWPC-NYC; and Rochel Pinder-Cuffie, Manager of New Initiatives, Murphy Institute.

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National Women’s Political Caucus NY (NWPC-NY) Candidate Training

The National Women’s Political Caucus NY (NWPC-NY) Candidate Training is for women who aspire to hold elected office and individuals interested in helping women candidates and their campaigns. Classes meet Saturdays, September 19 to November 21, 10am – 1pm at the Murphy Institute, 25 West 43rd St, 18th Floor, New York, NY.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the essential tools needed to run a political campaign, including leadership development, building a solid base/viable platform and ethics. Engage in real world simulations facing women candidates. Upon completion of the classes, receive the NWPC-NY “Candidate Training Certificate.”

Invite a friend or colleague to register now! Registration ends 9/15. To register contact: kriegercreativegroup.com/contact 

Pre-requisite: 1 page double-spaced essay describing the political office you seek and your aspirations for office.
Registration Fee: $250 | Limited scholarship assistance available

*The NWPC candidate training is open to all without regard to race, gender, national origin or other characteristic. Though NWPC candidate training is focused on increasing the number of qualified women who run for office, the training is not limited to women.