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Serving Smoked Dishes For A Politicians’ Meeting

Posted on August 14, 2019 by glen

Politicians are the highest ranked people in a state. They want everything perfect. A politicians meeting is an important and significant event. Smoked dishes a...

John Glen MP keynote speech at TheCityUK Annual Conference 2018

Posted on June 10, 2019 by glen

Should Politicians Invest in Email Marketing

Posted on February 10, 2019 by glen

Sometimes it sounds like social media is where all things are occurring online current days, but email marketing is bigger than ever. Just like Amazon affilates...

The Life of a Politician

Posted on February 17, 2018 by glen

If there is a life you can both admire and hate in equal measure is the life of a politician. It comes with a lot of share of challenges, trials, temptations, a...

Best home tools for politicians

Posted on April 1, 2017 by glen

Despite the public image of politicians, they have a personal and family life. They live in homes, maybe not like the ones for their supporters but the bottom l...

Laws for marketing automation

Posted on March 11, 2017 by glen

We will not necessarily call them laws but they are unwritten rules that govern the use of marketing automation for you to achieve maximum benefits. When these ...

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Posted on March 3, 2017 by glen

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Posted on March 3, 2017 by glen

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Our Deliberative Democracy Work & COVID-19
Our typical organizational communications tend to recap recent activities and provide a glimpse at what’s coming up next on our programming calendar. However, as the COVID-19 situation evolves and the public health risks and practical challenges continue to mount for communities across the US (and the globe) the most important update we have to share… […]
Kyle Bozentko
Creating Better Conversations through Meta-Consensus
Have you ever talked with someone and, a little too far into the conversation, you realized you were talking about two totally different things? That’s happened at the Jefferson Center office, when we had staff traveling to both Athens, Ohio and Athens, Greece. Similarly, when it comes to talking about politics, it seems people are… […]
Annie Pottorff
Shaping the Future of Energy in Murray County
Murray County, situated in the southwestern corner of Minnesota, is no stranger to wind energy. Wind turbines have become a familiar part of the landscape. The county has used revenue to improve local infrastructure, and many landowners have received an additional stream of income from hosting a turbine. Still, more wind development is planned in… […]
Annie Pottorff
Happy 2020 From the Jefferson Center
Happy 2020! We hope your new year is off to a great start. At the Jefferson Center, our mission is to partner with citizens, communities, and institutions to design and implement informed, innovative, and democratic solutions to today’s toughest challenges. But what exactly do we mean by “today’s toughest challenges?” In 2019, we took on… […]
Annie Pottorff
Tired of waiting, Ohioans are framing their own solutions
This post was written by Doug Oplinger who leads our Your Voice Ohio project. It was a Monday evening in a spiffy YMCA community room in suburban Springboro, Ohio, once a sleepy Shaker village, now a congested, upscale expressway exit between Dayton and Cincinnati. About to begin was the 37th Your Voice Ohio community conversation,… […]
Annie Pottorff
Exploring the Future of Wind Development in Redwood County
Residents of Redwood County love living there – between the strong sense of community, the state’s largest municipal park, and the rich farmland, there’s a solid community identity and sense of place. Recently, something else has started occurring that’s bringing people together: the energy transition. Places like Redwood County in southwestern Minnesota are on track… […]
Annie Pottorff
Happy National Voter Registration Day!
Today is National Voter Registration Day! This November, people across the country will be casting their ballots for city council, school board members, mayors, and in a few states, governors and legislators. While it’s not the 2020 presidential election just yet, this day is still super important: it’s a chance to stretch your civic muscles,… […]
Annie Pottorff
Why We Support Community-Driven Journalism
It’s been almost two years since the Jefferson Center announced the launch of the Your Voice Ohio media collaborative. During that time, over 215 reporters have joined the initiative, representing over 50 newsrooms. With our support, they’ve written dozens of solutions-oriented stories, informed by community meetings with 1300+ “everyday” people across the state. But this… […]
Annie Pottorff
Americans are ready for more meaningful democracy
Last week, the nonpartisan research and public engagement organization Public Agenda released new findings about what Americans thought about the state of democracy. The results weren’t exactly surprising: 39% say America’s democracy is “in crisis” and 42% say it’s facing serious challenges. But on a more hopeful note, most believed that ordinary individuals can make… […]
Annie Pottorff
SRCCON 2019: Journalism of Empowerment
By Katherine Sims and Camille Morse Nicholson At the Jefferson Center, we believe that individuals are capable of coming up with creative solutions to today’s toughest challenges if they’re given adequate information, resources, and time. With the spreading of fake news to the shuttering of local outlets across the country, the need for unbiased, transparent,… […]
Camille Morse Nicholson