Feb 19, 2020
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Great American Beer Festival under wraps. Had some wootstout. Lots of IPA and Scotch ales.
We used participatory democracy.
Young people firmly believe that government can and should play a role in solving some of our most urgent and complex problems.
The New York Times highlights the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network's newest initiative, viewing government as a steward of the common good. http://bit.ly/Room4Debate
Register for Government by and for Millennial America conference in Washington, DC:
http://governmentbyandfor.eventbrite.com/
As the March 1 deadline to avert the sequester approaches, policymakers and politicians continue to butt heads in DC. So far, it seems they have been unable to find common ground to propose solutions that address the country's growing budget and deficit problem. Here are four innovative budget fixes that should be considered as they have received some great public support.
Campus Network's Deputy Field Director Joelle Gamble is dropping some knowledge right here, y'all. What do you value? Share with us. Will you join us tonight for the 2013 State of the Union? We need your voice to create a 21st century government. http://bit.ly/SOTUWatch
Will you join us today to talk about how we can create a government for the 21st century? Participate in a national dialogue during the State of the Union address as we identify ways to build a more inclusive and effective government. http://bit.ly/SOTUWatch