Hiya!

Bodies Like Ours has been invited to present a workshop at the national conference of NOW coming up later this month. It's from June 21-23 in St. Paul, MN.

We will know the day and time later this week. For more information please visit the the conference websitehttp://www.now.org/organiza/conferen/2002/

At this point, myself, Dandara Hill (Executive Director of Bodies) and Dr. Nina Williams (Founding Board Member of Bodies) are participating.

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Betsy,

Unfortunately, I would love to go to the conference, but cannot attend due to work.

Would you happen to know when and where the next one would be?

Thanks,
Phil

Hi Phil,

We apply for workshops at conferences all over the US. Some invite us, some don't. As we do get on the schedule, I will be sure to post something so that you and everyone will know about them and hopefully join us. Unfortunately, sometimes we don't know either until just a few short weeks prior to the conference, like with the updcoming NOW conference.

Best,

Betsy

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Hi everyone,

We got the day/time of the Bodies Like Ours workshop at the NOW convention. It will be on Saturday AM (probably 9am) June 22. This years conference is in St. Paul, MN. You can get all the logistics details at http://www.now.org

I hope you can make it.

If you are planning to attend, let me know so we can look for eachother.

Betsy

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It's official...we are on the agenda at 9am Saturday, June 22. Here's the workshop link:

http://www.now.org/organiza/confere.../workshops.html

If you live in the St. Paul area, please join us!

Betsy

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