What If Your Community Decided How Public Money Is Spent?
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What If Your Community Decided How Public Money Is Spent?
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What if we gave ordinary people real power over public money? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Isabel Luciano of the Participatory Budgeting Project to explore what happens when communities, including young people, get to decide what their government should fund. In Phoenix, students got to decide how $600,000 would be spent to make their schools safer. What they wanted was not what you might expect: shade, water, and better bathrooms.
Participatory budgeting is built on a simple idea: people who live in a community have knowledge that policymakers and experts may not. Isabel shares what happens when we trust that knowledge: young people discover their own power and governments learn things they might otherwise miss. As she puts it, “you have a lot of knowledge just being a resident in your own neighborhood.”
Please visit congressionalcommunities.org to learn more about your community.
Hosts:
Dan Carracino
Alex Clark
Executive Producer:
Alex Clark
Music:
Aditya Shrestha
Animation:
Seventy Seven Lab