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Jared believes that the government should prioritize community voices in decision making. Jared rushed to send the White House a message 🏃‍♂️Be more like Jared at the link. (Hurry up, only a few days left!) 📍Valles Caldera National Preserve ancestral land of the Jemez Pueblo Video description: Person quickly running and smiling at the camera with a text overlay that reads: me omw to tell the government community voices matter. Read caption for more.
Jared believes that the government should prioritize community voices in decision making. Jared rushed to send the White House a message 🏃‍♂️Be more like Jared at the link. (Hurry up, only a few days left!) 📍Valles Caldera National Preserve ancestral land of the Jemez Pueblo Video description: Person quickly running and smiling at the camera with a text overlay that reads: me omw to tell the government community voices matter. Read caption for more.
🚨 HOUSTON, WE’RE LIVE. Welcome to Here & Now with Amanda Sapp — a new show broadcasting LIVE on KPFT 90.1 FM Houston. We’re talking about what’s happening here, what matters now, and introducing you to the people doing meaningful work across our communities. 🎙️ Real people. Relevant conversations. Community voices amplified. 📻 Tune in Tuesdays at 9 AM CT on KPFT 90.1 FM. Follow along, share this reel, and tell somebody: Here & Now is on the air. #HereAndNowWithAmandaSapp #KPFT #901FM #Houston #HoustonRadio
🚨 HOUSTON, WE’RE LIVE. Welcome to Here & Now with Amanda Sapp — a new show broadcasting LIVE on KPFT 90.1 FM Houston. We’re talking about what’s happening here, what matters now, and introducing you to the people doing meaningful work across our communities. 🎙️ Real people. Relevant conversations. Community voices amplified. 📻 Tune in Tuesdays at 9 AM CT on KPFT 90.1 FM. Follow along, share this reel, and tell somebody: Here & Now is on the air. #HereAndNowWithAmandaSapp #KPFT #901FM #Houston #HoustonRadio
BOMA BRIEF: March 24, 2026, Work Session & Meeting GRANT OPPORTUNITY FOR CREEKSIDE PARK: Board members discuss resolution authorizing a grant application to fund improvements to a new park known as Creekside! The TN Dept. of Environment and Conservation grant could help pay for site preparation, infrastructure, trails, and amenities. COMMUNITY VOICES SHAPE PARKING STUDY: The Parking Study of Downtown Franklin moves forward with establishment of a Steering Committee. The committee will be made up of residents, business owners, non-profit leaders and elected officials. ANNEXATION AND REZONING MOVE FORWARD: Board Members discussed the annexation and rezoning of 79.89 acres located south of Hillview Lane and West of Columbia Pike and adjoining the city limits within the southern part of the Franklin Urban Growth Boundary. Both items are continuing to move forward and all associated items will travel together to the BOMA meeting on April 28 for a final vote. The zoning is consistent with the current use of the property. For meeting agendas, videos, and more - please visit: franklintn.gov/bomabrief
BOMA BRIEF: March 24, 2026, Work Session & Meeting GRANT OPPORTUNITY FOR CREEKSIDE PARK: Board members discuss resolution authorizing a grant application to fund improvements to a new park known as Creekside! The TN Dept. of Environment and Conservation grant could help pay for site preparation, infrastructure, trails, and amenities. COMMUNITY VOICES SHAPE PARKING STUDY: The Parking Study of Downtown Franklin moves forward with establishment of a Steering Committee. The committee will be made up of residents, business owners, non-profit leaders and elected officials. ANNEXATION AND REZONING MOVE FORWARD: Board Members discussed the annexation and rezoning of 79.89 acres located south of Hillview Lane and West of Columbia Pike and adjoining the city limits within the southern part of the Franklin Urban Growth Boundary. Both items are continuing to move forward and all associated items will travel together to the BOMA meeting on April 28 for a final vote. The zoning is consistent with the current use of the property. For meeting agendas, videos, and more - please visit: franklintn.gov/bomabrief
COMMUNITY VOICES ARE NOW ON MOBILE!!! #voicemod #mobilegaming #voicefilter #voicechanger #voiceeffects
COMMUNITY VOICES ARE NOW ON MOBILE!!! #voicemod #mobilegaming #voicefilter #voicechanger #voiceeffects
Leadership in Action: President Harvier shared updates on strengthening partnerships, preserving culture, celebrating graduates, and encouraging Community voices. Video Highlights: • Regional and ational engagement • Tribal partnerships and advocacy • Kavaḍ / Kushov Cultural Center grand opening • 2026 MCCC American Indian Convocation • Education and graduation celebrations • Community participation and council engagement Our commitment remains strong: to protect and advocate for the best interests of our Community. Stay informed and engaged in decisions that affect you—attend Council meetings or reach out directly to your SRPMIC Council representatives. 📞 Phone: 480-362-7469 More Info: SRPMIC-nsn.gov/Government/Council
Leadership in Action: President Harvier shared updates on strengthening partnerships, preserving culture, celebrating graduates, and encouraging Community voices. Video Highlights: • Regional and ational engagement • Tribal partnerships and advocacy • Kavaḍ / Kushov Cultural Center grand opening • 2026 MCCC American Indian Convocation • Education and graduation celebrations • Community participation and council engagement Our commitment remains strong: to protect and advocate for the best interests of our Community. Stay informed and engaged in decisions that affect you—attend Council meetings or reach out directly to your SRPMIC Council representatives. 📞 Phone: 480-362-7469 More Info: SRPMIC-nsn.gov/Government/Council
Fast-track might speed up projects, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of community voices. I’ve met with local residents, the Mayor and the developer, and one message keeps coming through loud and clear: people want a say in decisions that affect Pegasus. Whether you’re for or against development, local communities deserve to be heard. I’ll keep pushing to make sure their voices aren’t lost in the process.
Fast-track might speed up projects, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of community voices. I’ve met with local residents, the Mayor and the developer, and one message keeps coming through loud and clear: people want a say in decisions that affect Pegasus. Whether you’re for or against development, local communities deserve to be heard. I’ll keep pushing to make sure their voices aren’t lost in the process.
I sat down with @cherylwills_ny1 to discuss Mayor Adams’ misleading ballot proposals 2, 3, and 4, which and will strip away community voices in new development by shifting power from New Yorkers and their democratically elected representatives to unelected mayoral appointees.    New Yorkers deserve a real voice in shaping the future of their neighborhoods.    Watch more on @ny1.
I sat down with @cherylwills_ny1 to discuss Mayor Adams’ misleading ballot proposals 2, 3, and 4, which and will strip away community voices in new development by shifting power from New Yorkers and their democratically elected representatives to unelected mayoral appointees.    New Yorkers deserve a real voice in shaping the future of their neighborhoods.    Watch more on @ny1.
Wallum Warriors — The Minister has been reading all your lovely letters — as he should! So far thousands of you have flooded the Minister for Planning’s inbox, and he’s taking notice. Community voices must be front and centre in decisions about our wild precious places. Send a message to Minister Scully now to ask him to go further for Wallum! Link in bio
Wallum Warriors — The Minister has been reading all your lovely letters — as he should! So far thousands of you have flooded the Minister for Planning’s inbox, and he’s taking notice. Community voices must be front and centre in decisions about our wild precious places. Send a message to Minister Scully now to ask him to go further for Wallum! Link in bio
From community voices to frontline advocates, the message is clear: we need transparency. Charter reform opens up the process and strengthens accountability. Comment “Reform” to submit an e-comment for today’s board meeting, and tune in live on the County of San Diego YouTube channel.
From community voices to frontline advocates, the message is clear: we need transparency. Charter reform opens up the process and strengthens accountability. Comment “Reform” to submit an e-comment for today’s board meeting, and tune in live on the County of San Diego YouTube channel.
As humanitarians, our primary responsibility is to people affected by crises. It is fundamental to listen to them and act upon their feedback. 🎥 Watch how we amplified community voices at the @UnitedNations Central Emergency Response Fund High-Level Pledging Event with the help of hologram technology.
As humanitarians, our primary responsibility is to people affected by crises. It is fundamental to listen to them and act upon their feedback. 🎥 Watch how we amplified community voices at the @UnitedNations Central Emergency Response Fund High-Level Pledging Event with the help of hologram technology.
Tell us your San Diego story! #IAmSanDiego is a community voices project and we hope you will join the conversation. Snap a selfie or group photo with our #IAmSanDiego lifeguard tower at #DecemberNights and share on social. #SanDiego #BalboaPark
Tell us your San Diego story! #IAmSanDiego is a community voices project and we hope you will join the conversation. Snap a selfie or group photo with our #IAmSanDiego lifeguard tower at #DecemberNights and share on social. #SanDiego #BalboaPark
At Kean University, the Latino Action Network brought together community voices and leaders under one message: We Belong. Nuestro Poder en Acción. Asw. Annette Quijano, Asw. Carmen Teresa Morales, Asm. Gabriel Rodriguez, and Asw. Alixon Collazos-Gill spoke to what representation really looks like, not from a distance, but from lived experience in the communities they serve.
At Kean University, the Latino Action Network brought together community voices and leaders under one message: We Belong. Nuestro Poder en Acción. Asw. Annette Quijano, Asw. Carmen Teresa Morales, Asm. Gabriel Rodriguez, and Asw. Alixon Collazos-Gill spoke to what representation really looks like, not from a distance, but from lived experience in the communities they serve.
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