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Template:TOCnestleft Jennifer Epps-Addison
Progressive Caucus connection
Jennifer Epps-Addison November 16 2018:
Feingold connection
Jennifer Epps-Addison May 15, 2015:
With Russ Feingold.
Local Progress
Jennifer Epps-Addison October 27, 2015:
Jennifer Epps-Addison NY Council member Brad Lander, Chicago Commisoner Chuy Garcia and Wisconsin Working Families director Marina Dimitrijevic.
Black Lives Matter event
Gilbert Johnson January 24, 2015:
With Maureen W. Keyes, Gwendolynne Moore, Pat A. Robinson, Brandi Grayson, Solana Patterson-Ramos, Maria A. Hamilton, Brian Woods, James Edward Cunningham, Bryan Pfeifer, Milele A. Coggs, Anthony Rainey, Emily Sunshine, Lena C. Taylor, Brian Verdin, Jonathan Brostoff, David DB Bowen, Mandela Barnes, Mike Maass, Alan Eisenberg, Jennifer Epps-Addison, Gary Goyke, Ron Taylor, Nate Hamilton, Emilio De Torre, Jayme Montgomery, Rob Biko Baker, Sowande Omokunde, Robert Smith, Jeremy Anapto Triblett, Khalil Coleman, Gary Cooper-Sperber, Mike Erdmann, Berthina Joseph, Babette Grunow, David Muhammad, Gail Williams, Joan Prince, Angela Lang, Gary Mitchell, Eric D. Graff, Martin Weddle and American Federation of State, County, Municipal Employees Local 82.
National Leading From the Inside Out Alum
Jennifer Epps-Addison, Co-Executive Director, Center for Popular Democracy was a 2017 Rockwood Leadership Institute National Leading From the Inside Out Alum.[1]