Democracy Tables are a series of facilitated discussions designed to attract city residents, particularly those from traditionally underrepresented communities, into dialogues on locally-based issues and concerns. Together, participants will consider how to address a variety of matters through democratic processes and culture. Participants will explore collaborative processes to understanding the diversity of experiences among city residents and how people can connect to government mechanisms that support change. The project seeks to involve a multigenerational cross-section of Greensboro including younger residents.
By Damon Youmans Jr., Maya Williams and Cristal Gonzalez “I think of leadership as a generative process that can work […]
By Nick Stankovic, Blake Shoemaker, Brady Shoemaker and Sara Manring “I saw some of my quietest students, some of the […]
By Lauren Sprout, Class of ’23 MA Candidate, UNCG, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Jailah Pettis, a December 2020 UNCG graduate […]
By Nabil Rahma, PhD Candidate, UNCG, School of Music Steven Haynes, a former student in Communicating Ethically, described his participation in […]
By Jessica Golden, Class of ’23 MA Candidate, UNCG, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Kiya Sellers is a graduate student in […]
By Alex Alverson, Class of ’23 MA Candidate, UNCG, Department of Communication Studies Jessica Clifford, a graduate student in Communication Studies […]
Democracy Tables hosted four events in the fall of 2020. On September 26th, 29th, and October 1st, virtual round tables […]
This North Carolina Voting Guide lists everything you need to know about voting in the 2020 election in an easy to […]
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