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Friday, March 1, 1991

Tell the Bush Administration what we think about his National Energy Tragedy!

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Threshold (SEAC national magazine), pages 24-25 (centerfold), March 1991 poster designed by Ericka Kurz SEAC National Campaign Coordinator W...

The Declaration of Energy Independence

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Threshold (SEAC national magazine), page 23, March 1991 by Ericka Kurz SEAC National Campaign Coordinator Around the world and in this natio...

Saving Our Future from Oil (by Ericka Kurz)

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Saving Our Energy and Ecological Future from Oil: Targeting BP and API Threshold (SEAC national magazine), page 11, March 1991 by Ericka Kur...

SEAC's Energy Independence Campaign (by Ericka Kurz)

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Threshold (SEAC national magazine), page 10, March 1991 by Ericka Kurz SEAC National Campaign Coordinator Getting as many people as possible...

SEAC National Campaign Coordinator Report (by Ericka Kurz)

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Threshold (SEAC national magazine), page 7, March 1991 by Ericka Kurz SEAC National Campaign Coordinator Hello, I'm Ericka Kurz, a senio...
Friday, February 1, 1991

SEAC: a grassroots network and decentralized democracy

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"New kids on the Earth," Sierra. Jan/Feb 91, p34. By KEIKO OHNUMA Not content to prepare only for a high-income future, many s...
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Erik Ose is a writer and political activist living in Chapel Hill, NC. His columns have appeared in NC newspapers such as The News & Observer, and elsewhere including The Hill and Salon.com. He is a long time grassroots community organizer, and veteran of several large-scale voter registration and get-out-the-vote campaigns. In 1990, Erik co-founded Musicians Organized for Voter Education (MOVE), a NC-based youth voter outreach project that became one of the inspirations for Rock The Vote. In 1996, he served as Director of the NC Participatory Democracy Project, adding 10,000 voters to the rolls for the '96 Gantt-Helms U.S. Senate race. In 2004, he worked as a Voter Registration and GOTV Coordinator for the NC Democratic Party. During this election cycle, he ran a record-breaking VR drive that resulted in more than 1/4 of all new voters registered by the NC Democrats. In 2008, he co-founded Voters for Obama, a grassroots group whose website launched on President's Day (Feb. 19) and helped voters nationwide generate an estimated several thousand e-mails and phone calls to Democratic superdelegates urging them to support Barack Obama.
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