Media Release-- New Effort to Start Neighborhood Learning Groups.

September 19, 2013

For Immediate Release

SMALL GROUP IN EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD MISSION OF NEW EFFORT.

Newly active citizens will launch self-directed learning groups in their own neighborhoods.

Denver—Longtime community activist John S Wren announced his new effort to create Go+Groups, neighborhood self-directed learning groups. For information about how you can help your neighborhood start a group contact Wren at (303)861-1447 or John@JohnWren.com.

“Our mission is a healthy group in every neighborhood, across Colorado for now, soon across the country, and we believe eventually around the world. The independent, self-governing, self-supporting groups will be used for educational, social activities and mutual aid.

“We are educational, not political. Like the Denver City Club, of which I’m a past president, we will inform, not reform. Our members will be encouraged to affiliate with a political party; we hope to have members from both major political parties in our groups.

“For groups to be listed in our directory, they will need to agree with our purpose, a focus on creating a Good Living in a culture of life, with recovery, life-long learning, and doing work that provide an adequate income, learning and leisure.

“My neighborhood will be the model for our new program. I’ll be taking action here and writing about it on www.JohnWren.com. Also I’ll be recruiting 3 other neighborhood leaders. That will be our model, 30 days to organize your own neighborhood, help 3 others get started.

“If we are successful we’ll have a big increase in informed participation from political newcomers in the Colorado Caucus in 2014,” said Wren.

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John S Wren (303)861-1447 John@JohnWren.com is a graduate of Denver Thomas Jefferson High School and the University of Denver. He’s been active in politics as a Republican and a Democrat, he is now registered Unaffiliated. He helped defeat Amendment 29 in 2002 which would have radically changed our Colorado Caucus, what Wren calls “the best chance the common person has of servicing in elected public office.”