Madison Democratic Town Committee
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Madison Democratic Town Committee to Host Second Annual Community Advocacy Night
An Evening to Connect, Learn, and Take Action
The Madison Democratic Town Committee (MDTC) will host its Second Annual Community Advocacy Night on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Memorial Town Hall on the Madison Green.
The event, which is free and open to the public, brings together a wide range of local and regional organizations dedicated to civic engagement, social justice, environmental stewardship, and community support. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet representatives, learn about current initiatives, and discover ways to get involved.
Participating organizations include Indivisible, Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, Spectrum of Light, the League of Women Voters, Shoreline East, Guilford Peace Alliance, Connecticut Against Gun Violence, The Diaper Alliance, Madison CT PRIDE, Mad for Trees, and Madison Youth & Family Services, among others.
“This event is about empowering our community,” said Andrea Aron, Vice Chair of the Madison Democratic Town Committee. “There are so many people who want to make a difference but aren’t sure where to start. Advocacy Night creates a welcoming space to connect with organizations doing meaningful work and to find a path to get involved.”
Designed to be both informative and accessible, the evening encourages residents of all ages and backgrounds to explore issues they care about and take the next step toward civic participation.
Whether attendees are longtime volunteers or simply curious about local advocacy efforts, Community Advocacy Night offers an opportunity to listen, learn, mobilize, and advocate.
Joe Courtney
Candidate for US House of Representatives District 2
Every day, people across eastern Connecticut wake up and go to work to support their families and their communities. From day one, Joe has promised to work just as hard every day as the people he serves-and he’s never forgotten that promise.
Seth Klaskin
Candidate for Judge of Probate
34th District
“I am running because I will bring uncommon compassion, fairness, patience and public administration skills to the role of Probate Judge to ensure the empathetic and efficient administration of justice.”
Christine Cohen
Candidate for State Senate 12th District
“As a small business owner, I am passionate about improving Connecticut's economy and fighting for our values in Hartford. Over the course of my three terms in the Capitol, I have worked across the aisle to find solutions to our state’s complex issues and have focused on collaboration and common sense solutions that go beyond party lines.”