Community Concern Gathering: Give Us Your 2 Cents!

How should we build a strong vibrant community?
What are the challenges to achieving this goal?  

On Tuesday, February 12th the Russell Forum for Civic Life in Georgia invites you to participate in a community forum to share ideas and concerns about how communities work (and don’t work) together to tackle tough public issues. Trained, nonpartisan moderators will guide the forum discussion.  The ideas gathered during the program, along with others happening around the country, will inform the development of a new National Issues Forums discussion guide that  will offer commonsense approaches  to transcending partisanship, breaking gridlock, and finding common ground  at the community level.

When: February 12, 2013, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Where: Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries, Second Floor, Rm. 285 
Contact: Jill Severn Director, Russell Forum for Civic Life in Georgia at 706-542-5766.

This program is free and open to the public. The Russell Forum for Civic Life in Georgia is the civic engagement program of the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies.