Lobbying effort was headed by NYHWA Co-Coordinator Mike Schlicht. We visited several offices and we were on the run the whole day. As my perceptions of lobbying sharpened, I took in as many sights as possible — besides describing to legislators and/or their aides the sociopathy and sadism [also] and debauchery of the workplace bullying in the Department of Film and Media Studies, Hunter College, City University of New York. I write about it better than I speak but I’m getting it down.
It was a lobbying day and we joined others trying to get the Legislature to do the right thing.
NYHWA sprinting from office to office. Need to be in shape to keep up with the NYHWA Co-Coordinator.
There were exchanges of business cards with organizations and groups who shared a common interest.
I also planned to follow up with legislators by sending them material from my cache of memos, complaints and Hunter-L postings about workplace bullying at Hunter.
More pictures and blogs about May 5 is in the works.
Gregg Morris, editor of the WORD and this site.
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