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Home » NYC: 3-Part Series of Civic Engagement Workshops: July 10, 16, & 24 
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NYC: 3-Part Series of Civic Engagement Workshops: July 10, 16, & 24 

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Wednesday (July 10th), Tuesday (July 16th), and Wednesday (July 24th). All sessions are 6-8 pm

Please join and spread the word about a three (3) session Civic Engagement Curriculum. This curriculum is being offered in-person and by zoom.

When: Wednesday (July 10th), Tuesday (July 16th), and Wednesday (July 24th). All sessions are 6-8 pm.

Location: The Urban Justice Center, 40 Rector Street, 9th Flr, New York, NY 10006, or by Zoom.

Registration is required at bit.ly/CivicWorkshopsRSVP

The curriculum will be facilitated by Mr. William A. Allen, MPA. The Course will include the following topics:
1. Segment One: Defining What Civic Engagement Is?
2. Segment Two: Our government, an overview explaining each role and function.
3. Segment Three: Civic Engagement to utilize ‘Your Voice.’

Reserve your seat by registering here: https://bit.ly/CivicWorkshopsRSVP.

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