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"Has anyone worked on initiatives that empower communities to meet independently, lead conversations/coffee chats, and relay the results of those conversations with governments?" A great question in our Community Building in Government Community. Do you have examples to share or a question of your own? Are you working on building communities in government? Come join our new community to learn from each other and share best practices: https://lnkd.in/eUribpRX

How can you make your submission to a Call for Sites request more impactful than your competitors? By demonstrating that there are local people that need and want the homes you propose to build. That there are local people that support your plans. Shared Voice has an in-house polling operation. We can help provide a genuine evidence base of local public opinion. We know most people support housebuilding in their area. We can ensure that local supportive voices are captured alongside the usual objectors, providing an evidence base of local housing need and support. What’s more, our research pulls out substantive, quality case studies, providing real-life stories that bring to life economic or housing data sets. Take a look at the report we undertook for the Mac Mic Group on the housing attitudes of residents living in East Renfrewshire as part of their evidence to the Local Plan submission. https://lnkd.in/ekXRsuw7

Reminder that our next Indigenous Sharing Circle is tomorrow at 12 p.m. (EST). Learn how First Nations and Indigenous people are leading and restoring cultural practices in agriculture. Register here: https://ow.ly/UTzM50QtJC5

Are you joining in? It's a great way to her various perspectives on agriculture and today's session includes the ever so important topic of community gardens. For more info, check out the post below!

How does your municipality plan to “Flip the Script” on housing? Let’s start with a YES to more housing of all types in Wisconsin!! Join Curt Witynski and Kurt Paulsen to discuss the state of housing, the role municipalities can play, and ideas for starting community conversations to contribute to housing solutions. More Housing Wisconsin is brought to you by League of Wisconsin Municipalities, Wisconsin REALTORS® Association, and Wisconsin Builders Association🏡

🌟 Wisdom Wednesday 🌟 See what Christopher R. Lanni CPP, CMCA, AMS, President of Secure Residential Services, LLC suggests in order to keep community associations safe! What strategies has your association adopted to maintain community safety?🛡️🔒 What strategies will you implement to going forward?

"City and Caltrans staff have a certain level of technical training, but it is really the folks in the neighborhoods and school sites who are the best source of information regarding existing conditions, as well as what types of solutions and improvements will actually be of use in the community." Mario Anaya, community development director of the City of Tulare, shares in our latest Safety Story of his work to improve safety for those who walk, bike, and roll in Tulare, including with the Comunidades Activas y Seguras (CAyS) program. Read his Safety Story here! https://lnkd.in/gwEdmzuK

Learn more about our NEW Benefits in Action co-location with partner Restoration Outreach Programs in this blog article from Benefit Navigator, Rand Hooks!

Go to the blog section of my website to view the “Community Safety” article. In it are some steps you can take to keep your home and neighborhood safe. www.dabramlett.com