Wednesday, March 12
First Baptist Church
1373 N Grant St, Denver CO 80203
Agenda
8:00AM
Check In, Breakfast, and Networking
Location: First Baptist Church
8:30AM
Welcome: Our Plan and Purpose
Theresa ‘Tree’ Brilli, State Lead Ambassador
Location: First Baptist Church
8:45AM
Policy Updates: Understanding Our Ask
R.J. Ours, Government Relations Director
Location: First Baptist Church
9:00AM
Lawmaker Greetings: Understanding Our Impact
Location: First Baptist Church
9:10AM
Lawmaker Outreach Prep: Understanding Our Power
Breakout groups led by ACS CAN volunteers and staff
Location: Colorado State Capitol
9:40AM
Group Photo
Location: Colorado State Capitol Rotunda Stairs
9:50AM
Lawmaker Meetings: Using Your Voice
Breakout groups led by ACS CAN volunteers and staff
Location: Colorado State Capitol
12:00PM
Report Back Form & Thank You Notes
Location: First Baptist Church
12:30PM
Cancer Action Day ‘25 Awards Celebration
Location: First Baptist Church
Review Our Priority
Cancer Action Day Training
Logistics
- Metered parking is available on streets around the Capitol
- Colorado State Capitol Parking Map
What do I wear?
Business casual with comfortable walking shoes.
What do I need to do before arriving?
Be sure you have the upcoming Colorado 2025 Cancer Action Day Pre-Event Training scheduled on your calendar. A recording will be available for those who can't make it.
What time do I need to be at the Capitol? When are we done?
Arrive at First Baptist Church (1373 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203) by 8:00AM on Wednesday, March 12 for our morning program and to receive your materials. After our opening session, we‘ll walk to the Capitol in
groups, and return to the church by noon for lunch and legislative
awards. The program will end by 2:00PM.
Who should I contact with questions?
Chinelo Tyler, Grassroots Manager
(314) 865-9595 (c)
[email protected]
R.J. Ours, Government Relations Director
303-748-7357 (o)
[email protected]
What should I bring with me?
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Water
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A watch or cell phone to keep track of time
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A notebook to take additional notes during lawmaker meeting