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Service and success through innovative education are two of my passions. I am excited about the opportunity to add value.

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A great video from the We're Right Here campaign; community leaders are ALWAYS in touch with their local communities. Community leaders don't just pound the pavements in the run up to an election. They put the miles in, they put the time in, they know what they're talking about. We're Right Here (and I) believe that people should have the power to shape their places and that communities should have the rights and tools they need to come together and take control of their own futures. Follow this link for a super clear list of actions you can take to support their call for community power ?? https://lnkd.in/euMAVCPp It includes things like: ?? A template letter for your local MPs ?? A conversation guide ?? A leaflet you can download and print So much really helpful stuff! ?? https://lnkd.in/eK-25J5H #CommunityPower #KeepitLocal #CommunityLeadership

A new article about the recent award for our hard working Friends group:

Great interview Karen MacNeil ?? Wine as a Global Force ?? From health benefits to economic boosts, leaders around the world have long acknowledged the importance of wine to society. Here’s a look at some notable reflections: 1. "Wine is part of our civilization. It plays an economic role, a cultural role, and a social role." – Emmanuel Macron, President of France France’s leader reminds us that wine is more than a beverage; it’s a cultural icon and economic asset. From employment in vineyards to the export market, wine adds significant value worldwide. 2. "Good wine is a necessity of life for me." – Thomas Jefferson, Former U.S. President For centuries, wine has held a central place in our daily lives, celebrated for its role in both health and hospitality. 3. "Wine can be a powerful unifier, bringing people together across borders and cultures." – Giuseppe Conte, Former Prime Minister of Italy Beyond national pride, wine fosters international camaraderie. With a presence in every corner of the globe, it’s a product that bridges cultures and creates shared experiences. 4. "In wine, we find not only pleasure but a tool for economic resilience." – Maria Reyes Maroto, Spanish Minister of Industry, Trade, and Tourism The wine industry generates billions in revenue, supports tourism, and creates jobs across the entire production line—from vineyard workers to sommeliers. Whether you’re a casual enthusiast or a professional in the industry, let’s celebrate the way wine continues to shape our world economically, socially, and culturally. #WineEconomy #GlobalTrade #CulturalHeritage #LinkedInCommunity

?? Annual Report 2023: SOMOS Comunidad ??? In 2023, PADF made significant strides in empowering Colombia’s most vulnerable communities through community-driven initiatives. By supporting 126 civil society organizations (CSOs), we boosted their organizational capabilities by 94% and helped develop 52 protection models, five of which were adopted as national policies. Our work also encouraged civic engagement through Municipal Youth Councils and Victims' Committees, ensuring that local voices shape the future.? We also focused on enhancing trust in Colombia’s National Police, raising public confidence from 56.8% to 62.7% over the past five years through targeted training and community-police partnerships.? Additionally, we strengthened 34 municipalities by nearly tripling institutional effectiveness and fostering dialogue on citizen security, promoting a safer and more resilient future.? Uncover more highlights in the images and follow the link ?? shorturl.at/ocfR5 for the full report. Let’s continue driving positive change together!?

I’m not being a hater. Let’s have a serious discussion: Why does any Institution of Higher Education feel that having alums who are delegates to a Political Convention is newsworthy? THERE IS NO PURPOSE! That university is trying to engage in DEMOCRAT PARTY GOTV efforts. Their federal funding should be CUT! There are probably 50 Carolina alums who are delegates. A&T has several delegates and you don’t see their University promoting such a common occurrence. I encourage the Administration at NCCU to stay out of politics and focus on fundraising (which last I read, was quite pathetic). Get some of your alums to stop buying BMWs and give you $100 and perhaps we wouldn’t have to utilize so much of our tax dollars on landscaping over in Durham. Black Institutions must stop playing SMALL BALL. This type of BUSHLEAGUE activity is why Blacks as myself, who took Honors and AP courses and excelled DO NOT EVEN APPLY TO THESE SCHOOLS. #GlorifiedHighSchoolers #PoliticallyCHEAPpeople ??