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I ghosted you like a bad Hinge match, and I owe you an explanation. In this episode, I'm telling you what the last six weeks actually held: meetings with legislators across Georgia, a bill that could impact 1.7 million children, an affordability symposium that started as a conversation with the mayor, and a new seat on my county library board. My whole life went civic, so this podcast is going with it.

The show is now In My Civic Era. From here on out, I'm teaching you how to get things done where you live: how to get appointed, who to call when the road floods and nobody is fixing it, and what to say with three minutes at a microphone. I will never tell you how to vote.

Next week: a framework for public comment.

Mentioned in this episode

• She Should Run Local Leader Lab: https://sheshouldrun.org/local-leader-lab/
• Schools Beyond Screens: https://www.schoolsbeyondscreens.com/
• United Way's ALICE data: https://www.unitedforalice.org/

In My Civic Era is the civic playbook for women leaving their community better than they found it, hosted by Ashley Price.

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I will never tell you how to vote. I just want you to walk in prepared.