The Path to Public Service: What It Takes to Run for Office

Have you ever thought about stepping into the world of public service but don’t know where to start?

Join Junior League of San Francisco for an exclusive workshop with Lynna Do, an inspiring advocate and leader with a wealth of experience in civic engagement and public service. Lynna will share her journey and insights, breaking down the path from citizen to candidate. This workshop is designed for anyone interested in learning about the resources, skills, and mindset needed to launch a successful campaign and make an impact in your community.

Hopsitality begins at 10:30AM. Presentation + Q&A begins at 11:30AM. We're excited for you join us.

About Our Speaker:

With a 20-year tenure across three Junior Leagues, including leadership roles with the Association of Junior Leagues International, president, and delegate for the State Public Affairs Committee, Lynna Do is a fierce advocate for women, children, mental health services, education, and inclusion. Her work has earned her numerous accolades, including the Community Impact Award from the Junior Leagues of California.

Lynna brings a rich perspective on what it takes to be an inclusive and effective leader. She holds advanced degrees in politics, public administration, and psychology, and is trained in leadership and campaign skills from programs such as Yale Women’s Campaign School and the LGBTQ Victory Institute.

Don't miss this chance to gain practical guidance on public service from a dedicated Junior League member and community advocate. Whether you're considering a future in politics or simply want to learn more about the role of civic leaders, this workshop is the perfect first step.

The Junior League of San Francisco, Inc. (JLSF) is an organization of 800+ women based in the Bay Area whose mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, training, and collaboration.

JLSF has four current Community Partners which are Compass Family Services, Florence Fang Community Farm, Magic Tooth Bus, and Maitri.

For more information about The Junior League of San Francisco, please visit Women’s Leadership Training | Junior League of San Francisco (jl.org).

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