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Go Run Minnesota
Women’s Political Leadership Training 
Ever wonder if you have what it takes to be an agent of change in your community?  Interested in influencing public policy, community development, and shaping the future?Consider attending the “Go Run” training in Duluth, MN, September 10-12, 2010. 
Sponsored by the White House Project, a national non-partisan organization dedicated to supporting women to take on leadership roles, this intense weekend leadership training initiative will offer a special focus on rural women and those with a commitment to agriculture and food system change. WFAN and the Rural Women’s Project, a venture of the Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service (MOSES), will partner with The White House Project to help facilitate this connection at the September training. 
Read more about Go Run in the summer newsletter. 
Click here to register for Go Run.

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Apple Cider-Making Day and Farm Tour at Sliwa Meadow Farm, Decorah, IA, Sept. 10


Families will have a great time at the cider-pressing day and farm tour Friday, Sept. 10 at the Sliwa Meadow Farm near Decorah, IA. This diversified farm is off the grid, and visitors will see all kinds of innovative
practices at work. Click here for details!


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