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Communications Committee

The Communication Committee works to ensure efficient communication among Club leaders, volunteers, and members; and effectively communicate our message to elected representatives and the broader community.

The Executive Committee has decided to discontinue the Postcards and to replace them by advertising the calendar of events in the  Indy Allies, a free publication that can be picked up in most libraries, and grocery stores in the Raleigh area.  In addition we will be sending out weekly emails highlighting upcoming events for that week, in addition to the monthly calendar.  Please sign up on our Capital Group listservs to ensure you receive these timely emails.

This decision came after many discussions with the Postal Service.  The Postal Service bulk mail process delivered the postcards in the middle of the month, which caused many individuals to miss the events that started in the beginning of the month.  This was a hard decision, but each of the Excutive Committe members feel that we can provide more timely information through emails, the website, and finally advertising in the Indy Allies.

Capital Group Website

We're putting special effort into improving the quality and usefulness of our online communications! This Web site is updated several times each month to bring you the latest action alerts, and newly planned events and outings. Plus our site brings to you much more information that could fit in the newsletter. Great information is only a click away!

Our listservs make it easy for you to stay up to date and speak up about the issues that matter to you.

Join our Capital Group listservs to learn more about these topics: conservation, politics, outings, singles, Cary, Raleigh, Fayetteville, and the Capital Group Sierran. You can also sign up for national Sierra Club special concerns listservs to get the latest news about global warming, energy issues, nuclear waste, and even more.

Footnotes
Footnotes is the quarterly circular of the North Carolina Chapter Sierra Club. Footnotes keeps us all informed about statewide environmental challenges and what Sierrans across the state are doing to protect North Carolina's land, water, and air.

Sierra Magazine
Sierra Magazine is the magazine of the National Sierra Club. Look to it six times per year for news about national environmental issues and some of the most beautiful and captivating nature photography around.

Currents
Sierra Club Currents is produced by the National Sierra Club for the environmental activist community. Currents are environmental updates sent out by email twice a week. Stay informed about what people like you who care about the environment are doing to protect it.