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This document summarizes a Democracy for America (DFA) Night School session on recruiting volunteers. The session provided tips on how to recruit volunteers through personal outreach, emphasizing the importance of making the ask fun and relational. Attendees were given homework to recruit 15 potential volunteers and sign up together for a campaign event. The next Night School session was announced on canvassing and phonebanking.
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