City of Santa Clara’s Post

In the first part of this session, we will become acquainted with what ethical leadership entails and discuss three sets of decision-making skills ethical leaders can apply when faced with organizational challenges, whether they are systems-based or interpersonal. In the panel, we will do a deep dive into the various components that make up purpose, and our three amazing panelists will discuss through their own experiences how their personal sense of purpose relates to the shaping of their professional identity and how they lead their respective organizations. It’s going to be a great session. #purpose #ethicalleadership #leadership Emory University Emory University School of Law 

Congratulations Keith Wright, Director of Strategic Planning for his recent feature on the cover of City & State magazine! In the two articles devoted to him, Keith reflected on his decades of work for Harlem and how he is securing the future of his fellow Black political leaders like Dr. Yusef Salaam and others. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gkPkrnnZ #politics #government #NewYork #NewYorkCity #nyc #nys #governmentaffairs #governmentrelations #legislature #politicalnews #lawfirmnews

The assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963 was a national tragedy, but it also marked the rise of Lyndon B. Johnson to the presidency. Discover how LBJ navigated the challenges of assuming leadership during a time of grief, controversy, and uncertainty. Learn how his political acumen shaped landmark legislation like the Civil Rights Act and the Great Society, leaving an enduring legacy amid a turbulent era. #LBJ #AmericanPresidency #JFKAssassination #CivilRightsAct #GreatSociety #USPolitics #HistoricalLeadership #PoliticalHistory #1960sAmerica #AmericanHistory #NationalTragedy #LeadershipUnderCrisis #LyndonBJohnson #PresidentialHistory #HistoryMatters #AmericanLeaders #PoliticalLegacy #SocialJusticeReform #USGovernment #TurningPointInHistory

FROM EL CENTRAL HISPANIC NEWS: In 2024, history was made when Eva Garza-Dewaelsche and Jesus Hernandez became the first two Detroiters of Hispanic heritage to serve together on the city's Board of Police Commissioners. Garza-Dewaelsche, also president of SER- Metro Detroit, has been involved in shaping the Board since the '90s, while Hernandez brings experience as a Ford executive. Together, they serve as volunteers, working to strengthen trust between the police and the community. Curious about what they're doing? Check out our latest article #detroitpolice #hispanic #michiganpolice

As a governor general I hope you will be able to help resolve the issues highlighted in this book ❤️😊 https://lnkd.in/gwxWAdPd

These awards are so important as we help shine a light on the outstanding work being done inside our justice system every day. There are challenges, and they are big ones, but these awards help show the good that's being done despite them. Please help spread the word so we can share the stories of those making all the difference to the system. #Justice #InspireJustice #MakingADifference

Why does this sound like a High School cafeteria? Also why not ignore them (removing the power “we the people” give them), and “we the people” unite and legally do our own thing. The government sees the people as money makers, numbers, and votes on a piece of paper. Let’s just take what we have and, legally do our own thing, and ignore them. Can’t have a rally, nor stoke the flames if there isn’t a fire present nor watchers there fueling the fire. Can’t have support if no supporters are there. 80% of people do things because of “majority rule”, and fear of being seen active or inactive. If 50% steps back, plays observer with silent judgement and does their own thing. The popular kids lose their fire and runs to where it’s actually warm which will be where the community is, not where the person of interest is. It’s like a “look at me and what I can do/say” situation which is just a distraction from the fact that they have nothing to offer to the community except a show without dinner. We the people are America, The Community, The Fuel Of The Fire. Not the ones standing on stage, sitting in chairs, collecting a check.

The Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863 marked a crucial moment in American history, where the nation was divided in a war with itself. It was also the era of the industrial revolution, the northern states, governed by Republican leaders, attracted millions of legal immigrants seeking economic opportunities, safe communities, freedom, and quality education for their children. Black Americans also migrated to the North, in what is known as the first Great Migration, to escape the harsh treatment in the South and pursue the same opportunities as other people. Fast forward 161 years later, the country is involved in a cultural war, with Republicans now governing the former Confederate southern states. Yet, the motivations that drive people to uproot their families and their businesses remain the same - good governance that leads to economic prosperity, safe communities, personal liberties and quality education for their children. The echoes of history remind us of the enduring values that continue to shape our nation today. Leadership matter! See WSJ article - Blue State wealth exodus (https://lnkd.in/gGnk65uE)

Why??🧐 1) oppression exhaustion from being tired of being sick and tired; 2) apathy from being tired of being sick and tired; 3) successful voter suppression perfected, performed with excellence, and upheld by a judiciary that is racing in reverse to 1619. I implore any human—which implies you recognize humanity and empathy—to stop this this train wreck that is actively underway and rescue ourselves and one another. The impact might be harming “the others” now but as it continues, you too will find yourselves beneath the trucks. In case you didn’t know, “trucks” are the name of the wheel assembly on trains.