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Campaign Meeting
1/30/26, 8-9 pm
https://meet.google.com/kxa-hcjv-moi
https://classroom.google.com/c/ODI5MzY5 ... c=3pqzvvtz

How to dress during the campaign meeting

Men
-Wear loose-fitting pants

Women
-Wear oversized shirts

Non-binary people
*Dress based on the following order
*Internal gender (ex. Non-binary guys wear loose-fitting pants, Non-binary girls wear oversized shirts)
*Perceived gender (ex. If you don't identify as either a guy or a girl, if you're perceived as a guy, wear loose-fitting pants, if you're perceived as a girl, wear an oversized shirt)
*People read as non-binary, wear an oversized shirt, and loose-fitting pants

There are some dynamics with one of my aunts that can feel unsafe, so I want everyone to be aware.

Campaign meeting for what?

The goal of my campaign is to destigmatize menstruation.

Campaign Meeting
2/27/26, 6:30-7:30 pm, same link

Hopefully, attendance increases next meeting.

There is a dress code for the meeting until the dynamic with my relatives improves.

I can't say that the dynamic has improved yet, but my mom's mom said that topics about identities are too complicated to discuss on the board, but she supports the rights of all people to choose their own lifestyle as long as they're not hurting anyone else, that gender roles have been debated for millenia and that we can work on them in our own social settings, but I shouldn't expect change overnight.

I've invested significant time, energy, patience, and persistence in this campaign. When participation and follow-through don't reflect this investment, I feel unsupported, discouraged, and like I'm carrying too much of the responsibility alone.

I'm frustrated because I've invested significant time and energy into this campaign, but the level of participation and follow-through hasn't matched that effort. Low attendance makes it difficult to run things effectively, and it leaves me feeling like I'm carrying too much of the burden on my own.

I've invested a tremendous amount of time, energy, patience, and commitment into this campaign. When participation and engagement don't reflect that investment, I feel unsupported, disrespected, and like the weight of the project is falling almost entirely on me.

I'm angry because I invested an enormous amount of effort into this campaign, and I don't feel that effort has been matched with the support, communication, or engagement I needed. That leaves me feeling unsupported, discouraged, and like my work isn't being taken seriously.

I wanted my campaign team to help carry the weight of this project. Instead, I feel like I've been carrying most of it myself, and that makes me feel unseen, unsupported, and angry.

I want people to recognize how much work I've put into this.