


I was raised in a household that encouraged civic engagement, but they sure didn't tell me the major place to focus was my local government. It wasn't until I was covering nine cities/counties at one time in Middle Georgia, that I realized just how much of my day-to-day life was decided...
I was raised in a household that encouraged civic engagement, but they sure didn't tell me the major place to focus was my local government. It wasn't until I was covering nine cities/counties at one time in Middle Georgia, that I realized just how much of my day-to-day life was decided within City Hall. Everything from police salaries and disciplinary actions to how many potholes would be filled, all discussed in front of a room full of **drum roll** THREE citizens on the average. Since realizing how few of us know how local government works and how to use it for community impact, I have been on a mission to spread the knowledge.
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Christina M. Wright is a Communications and Diversity strategist and trainer with more than 20 years of experience helping communities get on the same page. She has served as a local government reporter, a county Communications manager, and a serial business owner. In 2020, Christina decided to answer the call to bridge the gap between our communities through "P/S: Make It RIght."
What are the best ways to build trust in new communities?
How can we create a common table for the bourgeoisie and proletariat on policy formulation on matters of the community
What are some strategies for getting involved in local politics for someone with disability and/or limited mobility?
What are three basic things everyone can do to engage with their local government?
How can you get over the barrier of fundraising?
Do you have a playbook / plan / system for a DEI communication strategy specifically for community development, ie: LinkedIn Groups, etc.
How do I get started with engaging with my local government?
Locally we are getting ready for the Spring Municipal Elections which include our City Council. All of the incumbents have served for years. What is the best way to educate voters about the role...
What do you do to recharge yourself?
In what ways can I best influence policies affecting women, diversity, and people with disabilities? Would these be more onthe local or state level?
How does a private individual advocate for a particular cause?
Where should I begin to engage with the community
How can we make others know how important being active is and make it a part of their day to day? For example, I want to make my family care that what the government does affect our lives more...
What can one do at local level
Recently I received 2 email surveys from organizations purportedly representing the the Biden/Harris campaign that at the end of the survey, required a donation. You couldn't submit your responses...
How do you do your part to get involved locally on a government level?
Is it better to look for a change in career to better effect change in the DEI movement or stay put and integrate DEI in all I do professionally?
What can I do to make the most change in my bubble?
What can we do to get the conversation started with more reluctant participants?
What are your hobbies?
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