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Next MAIN Statewide Monthly Meeting: Thursday, June 14th
Hope you can join us to find out about... • Changes in Maine safety-net programs • What MAIN is doing to speak up on low-income concerns • How you can be part of the action! • Come to share your concerns and opinions -- to be part of a movement of people speaking out and acting up for peace, bread & justice. All welcome!
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Faces of the Poor
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
7:00 pm
Gracie Theater at Husson University- BANGOR
You will hear from Maine people who have received assistance from Maine's safety net programs, who they are, why they needed help, and how it has made a positive difference in their lives.
Non-profits who advocate for the poor will have information tables at the event.
If you have questions about this event, or if you are a non-profit interested in table space, contact:
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MAIN leadership team:
Tammy Trask, Dot Treadwell, Barbara Rankins, and Nikki McLean
MAIN is an all-volunteer organization and does not have an office. When you contact the Leadership Team, please be patient if your call is not immediately returned.
MAIN email: contact.main.team AT gmail.com
MAIN phone: Leave a message and we'll get back to you. 207-370-5554
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Become a MAIN member TODAY!
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Working in Solidarity
for Peace, Bread and Justice
M.A.I.N. is a coalition of people
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Advocating for our common needs
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Sharing our resources to support each other
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Strengthening local groups
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Learning how to participate in and influence the political process
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Working together to gain economic equality for everyone
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Creating opportunities to build self-esteem
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Encouraging everyone to get involved in the decision making that affects our lives
Learn more about our work by reading our MAIN Update.
If you have questions about public assistance programs, contact Maine Equal Justice Partners (MEJP) toll-free at: 1-866-626-7059. Click here to go to MEJP's website.
Maine Equal Justice - MAIN Update