Speak your mind even if your voice shakes!
Elected officials need to know what you think. You have a lot of power. Take the time to find out who your legislators are and how to contact them. They are waiting to hear from YOU!
Contact your legislators NOW! Urge them not to make proposed cuts to MaineCare and other social safety net programs.
Find out even more by going to Maine Equal Justice.
To get tips on how to share your ideas and opinions with legislators and people in your community, click here
Call legislators toll-free. Leave a message 24/7.
Representatives: 1-800-423-2900
Senators: 1-800-423-6900
Be sure to state your name and the town you live in, and then leave a short message. If you also want your legislator to call you back, leave your phone number and the best time to reach you.
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Next MAIN Statewide Monthly Meeting
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Click here for more information.
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Become a MAIN member TODAY!
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Working in Solidarity
for Peace, Bread and Justice
M.A.I.N. is a coalition of people
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Advocating for our common needs
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Sharing our resources to support each other
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Strengthening local groups
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Learning how to participate in and influence the political process
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Working together to gain economic equality for everyone
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Creating opportunities to build self-esteem
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Encouraging everyone to get involved in the decision making that affects our lives
Learn more about our work by reading our MAIN Update.
MAIN leadership team contacts:
MAIN is an all-volunteer organization and does not have an office. When you contact the Leadership Team, please be patient if your call is not immediately returned.
Leadership Team members: Tammy Trask, Dot Treadwell, Barbara Rankins, and Nikki McLean
MAIN email: contact_MAIN (AT) yahoo.com
MAIN phone: Leave a message and we'll get back to you. 207-370-5554
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If you have questions about public assistance programs, contact Maine Equal Justice Partners (MEJP) toll-free at: 1-866-626-7059. MEJP's website is: http://www.mejp.org