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Black-Owned Business List
Join us as we celebrate Black entrepreneurship and explore a few vibrant cities in North Carolina.
The Future of Community Engagement: 2025 Outlook
Christine Edwards Pitkin, MPA Makes Five Key Predictions for the community engagement in 2025:
1. Hyperlocal Engagement >> grassroots change
2. Compensation >> increase equity, remove barriers
3. Virtual, AI-powered Engagement >> work smarter, not harder
4. Navigating a Changing Political Landscape >> all politics are local
5. Economic Outlook >> public services vs. privatized privileges
Civic Impact Academy Completes Inaugural Cohort
The Civic Impact Academy successfully concluded its inaugural cohort today, equipping 15 Charlotte-area community members and government representatives with the tools and knowledge to become effective agents of positive change. The government agencies represented in this year’s cohort include The City of Charlotte and the City of Concord. Congratulations to all graduates of the 2024 Cohort
Giving Tuesday
This Giving Tuesday, the Civility Localized Team is here for you! By sharing where we give, we hope to inspire and guide readers in a season of thanks and giving.
Civics and Sustainability
How civic engagement fuels sustainable progress and empowers communities to build better futures for the generations to come.
Free Voting Toolkit
Civility Localized offers Free Voting Toolkit to North Carolina Voters, published on the first day of Early Voting in the state. Vote Early. Vote with a friend. Get Vote Ready with reliable resources online.
Reparations
A quick list of four active reparations initiatives currently unfolding across the United States.
Journey To The Past
As August shines a spotlight on the remarkable contributions of Black businesses and philanthropists, Civility Localized is proud to share our founder's transformative experience at the International African American Museum (IAAM) in Charleston, South Carolina.
Strategic Partnership Press Release
On July 9, 2024, Civility Localized announced they had secured a strategic partnership between their Civic Impact Academy, and the Charlotte Museum of History. Charlotte, North Carolina’s namesake museum reportedly pledged venue space, access to historians, and fiscal support for the Civic Impact Academy beginning in 2024.