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Engaging Local Communities and Driving Civic Engagement
Engaging Local Communities and Driving Civic Engagement
How nonprofits can engage local communities to help make a positive change and increase civic engagement
Nonprofit leaders are able to go out and engage communities in ways that can help galvanize the public into improving their city or town. Nonprofits can dedicate their time to fighting for a cause that the local population is passionate about and ultimately bring about positive change in their communities. In the case of the Center for Election Science, the organization engaged with the community in Fargo and St. Louis and helped them improve their local democratic process through approval voting, which can make the local population feel more involved.
Aaron Hamlin is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Center for Election Science, a non-profit organization that works to get the approved voting system implemented in cities across the United States. Since 2018, Aaron and his team have engaged voters in both Fargo, North Dakota, and St. Louis, Missouri to get approval voting passed and empower citizens with a stronger democracy.
More about the Center for Election Science - https://electionscience.org
For nonprofit leadership resources - https://www.aaronhamlin.com
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