Support SB 300 on social media and join our Instagram Live on 3/28
March 25, 2022
As we’re starting to move SB 300 through the Assembly, we’re continuing to spread our message on social media. It’s important for people to know that this bill is a modest reform to an extreme injustice, and we need your support to get the ⅔ vote we need to get this vital bill to the Governor’s desk.
Check out this animated Instagram Reel video featuring Tammy Cooper and her father Clarence. Please like, share, comment, and save!
And please join us on Monday March 28th at 12-12:30PM PT
on
CCWP's Instagram Account.
We’ll have an
Instagram Live discussion between Senator Cortese, Colby Lenz from CCWP, and Tammy Cooper. Please help us spread the word!
Please take these steps to help us promote the upcoming IG Live!
- Like & share EBC's latest Instagram Reel featuring Tammy & Clarence
- Share this flyer promoting the IG Live on 3/28 with Senator Cortese, Colby and Tammy!
- Download and share Tammy & Clarence's IG Reel on your own Instagram/social media here
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