Transparency Foundation Launches Summer Workshop Series on Effective Communication as a Conservative

Being a conservative in 2024 isn’t easy. With most information being pushed or filtered through the liberal news and social media networks, it can be hard for conservatives to break through and share their point of view. 

That’s part of why the Transparency Foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit group dedicated to making public institutions more transparent and accountable to the people they serve and promoting conservative solutions, is leading the “Save California Plan” — a comprehensive strategy to help rebalance California’s insane politics and policies.

The 4-Point Plan to Save California aims to implement:

1. INVESTIGATIONS: Investigate and report on the failures and corruption of California politicians
2. ELECTION INTEGRITY: Monitor and investigate problems with election integrity in California and seek reforms to how elections are conducted
3. NEW LEADERSHIP: Identify and mentor the next generation of leaders
4. COMMUNICATIONS: Bypass the liberal media to reach the public and train conservatives to become better at messaging

In order to promote new conservative leadership and better communication, the Transparency Foundation is launching a summer workshop series for students and women led by program director Jen Jacobs.

The workshops aim to share key tools conservatives can use to empower and stand up for themselves without losing friends and family in the process.

Some of what these workshops will cover include:

• What it means to be a conservative in 2024
• How to speak up as a conservative
• Winning the argument without losing friends
• How to become an “Influencer” on social media
• Do’s and Don’ts of what you say on social media

You can sign up for one of these workshops at TheTransparencyFoundation.org/events