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CPL relies on some of the most talented and experiences experts in the progressive movement to be guest trainers at our programs. Leaders from the environmental movement to community organizing to media work dedicate their time and energy to helping design and run sessions on a wide variety of topics.
You can also meet our state faculty in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Colorado.
CPL's 2009 National Faculty:
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David Hunt - 2009 National Faculty
David has been trained in many small and large group facilitation methods which serve him well as a nationally sought after speaker, facilitator, trainer, planner, thinker, community and organization builder. In 1996, David Hunt and Associates was founded to serve as an institution dedicated to citizen empowerment and community development. Read more...
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David Haiman - 2009 National Faculty
David Haiman is a principal and co-founder of Movement Matters, a Washington, DC-based consulting group that focuses on developing the capacity of social justice organizations, with a particular focus on the use of community organizing and popular education. He recently served as the Organizing Coordinator for the DC Employment Justice Center, where he helped to reinvigorate the EJC’s community organizing program. Read more...
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Marj Halperin - 2009 National Faculty
Marj Halperin is a strategic management professional with 20 years experience managing external and internal communications strategies for corporations, non-profits and government agencies. Her solid track record encompasses all areas of communications, from reputation management, crisis communications and media relations to internal communications and culture change strategies. Read more...
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Kweli Kitwana - 2009 National Faculty
Kweli Kitwana is an accomplished progressive professional with over 30 years of experience in community and political involvement. Kweli is currently the Vice President of Political Programs at Progressive Majority, where she manages national recruitment and training program. Kweli specializes in designing and implementing integral community planning charettes in diverse communities across the country.Read more...
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Naomi Long - 2009 National Faculty
Naomi Long is director of the Washington, D.C. Metro office, for the Drug Policy Alliance, working primarily as a policy advocate and community organizer in the District of Columbia and Maryland. She is responsible for developing legislative and media strategies for drug policy reform, building advocacy coalitions and providing leadership development for community leaders and groups to advance alternatives to the failed war on drugs. Read more...
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Some of our other trainers, curriculum writers, and guests include the following:
Marie-Therese Dominguez
Sultan Shakir
Rachel Magnuson
Mark Fisk
Amy Chapman
Daren Berringer
Joe Hoeffel
Jennie Blackton
Denise Rawls
Daniel McElhatton
Dennis Denno
Garland Doyle
Cassanda Ulbrich
Theresa Fraley
Dwight Evans
Daylin Leach
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Mike Lux
Sharon Lettman
Orli Cotel
Sarah Ingersoll
Dan Fee
Brian Selander
Bill Peduto
Larry Ceisler
Rachel Magnuson
Barry Kauffman
Pan Godchaux
Lynn Jondahl
John Freeman
Cyndi Roper
Dave Waymire
Mike Veon |
Sharon Lettman
Gloria Forouzan
Susan Gobreski
Amy Green
Kelly Young
Heather Arnet
Rachel Canning
Katherine Fink
Pat Clark
Governor Jennifer Granholm
Daren Berringer
Ryan Friedrichs
Gilda Jacobs
Josh Shapiro
Mike Gerber
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