Progressive politics, progressive happy hour, organizing shows, talking to young people about candidates and issues, registering voters, getting out the vote, throwing parties, hosting cool events like Soapbox Art for First Friday (see our pics)...
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Music
Bands who play for a cause. Everything that plays at the Badlander. What a venue!
Movies
We like movies. In fact, we'll be showing some at Progressive Happy Hour real soon. Check back for details.
Click here here to learn about exciting new job opportunities with Forward Montana! Applications due by December 1st, 2007!!
Forward Montana is a grassroots organization harnessing the power of cultural and peer-to-peer outreach to train, mobilize, and elect a new generation of progressive leaders in Montana. We throw parties, register voters, get out the vote, organize concerts, hang forward-thinking art on our office walls, host progressive happy hour, and talk to our peers about politics. This is democracy at its hippest.
Who I'd like to meet:
People who want to talk to their friends about politics, register voters, come to our parties, visit with fellow progressives at progressive happy hour every monday at the badlander 'round five o'clock, turn out their peers to the polls, and get involved. If we're talking about YOU, visit our website at www.forwardmontana.org and sign up for our email list.
DJ Andreas will be spinning the tracks as hot and fresh as... something that's hot and fresh. Wear your leg warmers, bangles, and your hair big -- this party certainly will be.
This event will be catered with spinach artichoke dip, hummus, beef maki, and... Birthday Cake!
Come help celebrate Faisal, Natascha, and Ben's birthday with us, and raise some money for future QSA programs.
The Kings and Queens are back and in full effect! Join QSA in our 2nd Revolution coming at you this Saturday, March 28 in the Strand Union Building Ballrooms B & C for a night of sashay and swagger. Doors open at 8:30, show starts at 9. $8 cover or $6 and a nonperishable food item will get you in the door. Food will benefit the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, monetary proceeds will benefit Bozeman Aids Outreach. 18+ to enter 21+ to drink. There will be raffles and please, don’t forget to tip your kings, queens, and bartenders.
Watch as the fiercest Queens in all of Gallatin Valley strut their cha cha heels on the SUB stage! Join QSA on Saturday, April 19 at 9 pm in the SUB Ballrooms for what promises to be a night to remember. All proceeds benefit the Gallatin Valley Food Bank. $7 cover or $5 when you present a can of food. 18+ to enter 21+ to drink. Be there and bring friends!
The Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex covers more than 1.5 million acres. This is a Delaware-sized chunk of wild land in Western Montana home to grizzlies, eagles, mountain goats, and much, much more.
Big Salmon Lake
Protected as the crown jewel of America's National Wilderness Preservation System, "the Bob" serves as the prototype for all of the nation's 702 wilderness areas. Yet this priceless area is degrading. A recent Wilderness Watch analysis of 20 years of Forest Service monitoring data documented a chronic decline in wilderness values in the area. We will use our analysis to educate managers, interest groups, and members of Congress on conditions within the Bob Marshall Wilderness.
Our goal with this is to prevent degradation of the wilderness character of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. The management of wilderness in the Northern Rockies often sets the tone for the rest of the nation. In fact, “the Bob” is known as “the flagship wilderness” for that reason. As such, weakening wilderness standards here reverberates through the whole of the National Wilderness Preservation System.
I put you back. On my top friends. It was all just part of an ill-advised plan to seem more Canadian. They can tell I'm from the states, anyway, because I reFUSE to say Hhhhherbs and pAAAsta.
Oooohhhhh... Sorry. Gosh. Awkward. I had to make room for my new Canadian friends. You understand? Well.
So, on a different note, nice poster. Who's yer designer these days? I'm going to go ahead and offer my services long-distance and pro-bono, provided the timing works out. I feel like my creative self died when I left Montana; I'd like to resurrect her.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! Learn 'em or Lose 'em! Tonight, Oct. 23, 6 p.m., in the University Center Theatre. 3rd floor UM UC. YOU have the right to remain silent and not self-incriminate. You have the right to consult an attorney before you answer any questions put to you by law enforcement. YOU do NOT have to consent to a search. Retain you rights. Protect your liberty. LEARN more about HOW TO DO THIS- tonight UM Campus! hosted by COllege REpublicans, ACLU Law School Student Group, ASUM, CRCP, SSDP, Students for Peace and Justice, Students for Social and Economic Justice, and others.
