and a powerhouse from Krista Jeffries:
https://lnkd.in/ep4AAyzK
"Public input is truly a double-edged sword, one we can wield with equal potential for defense or attack (typically, it's the latter). It may be hard to believe that two or three minutes of public testimony can change the fate of our neighbors and communities, especially if it feels like we are the only adults in a room full of hangry toddlers. However, if we get it right and keep at it, our words can move hearts and minds to cast votes in our favor, to put time and money into our priorities, and we can leave our places better than we found them."
She recommends 4 things to keep in mind when offering public comment.
Be curious enough to learn the rules of the game.
Start from a genuine, positive place.
Keep your airtime tight.
Make it a field trip.
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