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Forward Party of Nevada

Nevada Forward Party Orientation

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Today’s Objectives

Effectively communicate the Nevada Forward Party’s mission, values and priorities during the presentation.

Encourage attendees to choose their desired level of engagement with the party.

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Agenda

Introductions & Icebreaker
Nevada Forward Party Overview
Yes On 3
Small Group Discussion
Choose Your Role
Opportunities for Involvement
Q&A

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2023 Timeline

May

Set up recurring volunteer orientations, socials, and training sessions

June

Begin forming the first 3 teams
Team forming through socials and minor events/projects
Voter Registration Target: 1,000

July

Complete formation of first 3 teams
Begin forming teams 4-6
Host recurring voter registration events with first 3 teams
Voter Registration Target: 2,000; Total: 3,000

August

Complete formation of teams 4-6
Begin forming teams 7-8
Continue hosting voter registration events with teams 1-6
Voter Registration Target: 4,000; Total: 7,000

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2023 Timeline

September

Complete formation of teams 7-8
Begin forming teams 9-10+
Continue hosting voter registration events with teams 1-8
Voter Registration Target: 4,000; Total: 11,000

October

Complete formation of all 10+ teams
Continue hosting voter registration events
Voter Registration Target: 5,000; Total: 16,000

November

Host large-scale voter registration events and coordinate efforts across all 10 teams
Voter Registration Target: 5,000; Total: 21,000

December

Evaluate progress and adapt strategy as needed

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Icebreaker: If I Were President

Instructions:

Reflect: Think about a policy you would implement if you were president for a day. Consider its impact and importance�
Share: Briefly explain your chosen policy (1-2 minutes)�
Listen & Engage: Actively listen to others. Be respectful in dialogue. Ask questions or share thoughts if time permits

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Icebreaker: Rose, Thorn, Bud

Share a "rose" (something positive), a "thorn" (something negative), and a "bud" (something you’re looking forward to) related to politics or Nevada.�
Take 3 minutes to decide. �
Write answers on the chat or share as a group.

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Icebreaker: Would You Rather

Would you rather have the power to instantly implement one policy of your choice or the ability to inspire any 10 people to join your cause?
Would you rather live in a world without political parties or a world with several strong parties?
Would you rather be responsible for writing a new constitution or leading a major political movement?
Would you rather have the ability to fact-check politicians in real-time or mute them when they go off-topic?
Would you rather have your favorite politician or personal hero follow you on social media or receive a personalized letter from them?

At the start of the icebreaker activity, explain the concept of "Would You Rather" to the participants.
Inform participants that you will present a series of political-themed "Would You Rather" questions, and they will have to quickly choose between two options.
Encourage participants to keep their answers brief and be prepared to share their reasoning if asked.
Begin asking the questions, allowing time for participants to think about their answers and respond.
After each question, briefly engage with participants by asking for volunteers to share their reasoning or thoughts on their choice.
Continue through the list of questions, maintaining a lively pace to keep the activity engaging and fun.
Once all the questions have been asked, wrap up the activity and transition to the next segment of the orientation.

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Mission: We are building a viable, credible, durable new party for America [that puts power back in the hands of the American people instead of centralizing it in our party structure]

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What is the Forward Party?

Paradigm Shift�

The Forward (PPP) Approach:

National sets Principles
State Parties set Priorities
Candidates take positions on Policies
Voters choose the policies via a primary candidate who best represents them

Ideological Inclusivity Vs Rejecting Extremism:

We are not for everyone, but we welcome broad ideologies.

[Insert Graphics]

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What is the Forward Party?

Principles:

Free People
Thriving Communities
Vibrant Democracy�
[INSERT VISUALS]
[Share Personal Stories]

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Nevada Forward Party Objectives

Obtain ballot access as a minor party in Nevada�
Increase youth voter participation through civic engagement�
Become a bridge between legislators and voters�

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Yes On 3

[Insert Yes On 3 explainer and visuals]

RCV Poll

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Small Group Discussion: Hopes & Fears

What are your Hopes and Fears about the Nevada Forward Party?�
Spend 4 minutes writing your answers for each one.�
One by one, share your hopes and fears with the rest of the group.�
Have a discussion about how to reduce or remove fears.

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Choose Your Role

	Do	Discuss	Decide
Follower	Stay informed��Engage on social media Register as a Forwardist	Share news and events with friends��Discuss party policy with peers	Personal level of engagement��Issues to focus on when supporting the party
Supporter	Attend occasional events or meetings Engage with party on social media Register as a Forwardist	Engage in policy discussions Identify areas for growth and improvement	Level of public advocacy to recruit new members Issues to focus on when advocating for the party
Volunteer	Help organize and execute events��Coordinate with other volunteers and supporters��Represent party at events	Engage with supporters and the community Share experiences and best practices Discuss challenges faced during events	Time commitment ��Specific roles and responsibilities��Approaches to address challenges

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Opportunities for Involvement

[INSERT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES LINKS]

Donate

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Summary

Summarize Main Points

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Q&A & Closing

Next Steps

Select a Role
Register as a Forwardist

Questions? �
Give us feedback! Take 1 minute to fill out simple survey.
[INSERT SURVEY LINK]

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Register to become a Forwardist!

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Thank you!