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Ally was raised in the south before escaping to Kansan
heartland. Having worked as staff in numerous campaigns from presidential
campaigns to city council races, she says she likes the smaller campaigns
the best. Today, she guides youth based organizations to major funders across
the country and works as an event coordinator and fund raiser for the
candidates the private foundation she works for supports. Ally has a
personal site
and is a featured blogger at Future Majority where she advocates her passions:
faith, young progressive democracy, and expressing them all through new
media. She has guest lectured for several training programs as well as
university communications classes and campaigns and elections lectures.
She's always happy to talk to fellow young people about elections, organizing,
and new media.
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Everyday Citizen has been selected as one of only 55 blogs nationwide to be "embedded" with convention delegates at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 25th to 29th. Plus, Everyday Citizen is among only 120 total blog sites credentialed in the nation.
As one of 55 embedded blogs, EC has unprecedented and unfettered access to the delegate floor, caucuses and other events, above and beyond the privileges provided to traditional media. So, stay tuned here for your ongoing, close-up and ringside coverage of the convention!
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