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#275 Why Voting Isn't Enough. CivicLex: Richard Young, Megan Gulla

October 9, 2020 Richard Davies

How do you get supporters of Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the same room at the same time working together on something political? It sounds almost impossible, but even at a time of hyper-partisan division, progress and trust can be achieved on a local level.

In this episode, we look at the groundbreaking work of CivicLex, a non-profit civic education and solutions journalism group based in Lexington, a Kentucky city of nearly 400,000 people. Civic Lex has three main goals: Improve access to information, Change the processes that govern how the city interacts with residents, and Democratize political power.

Our CivicLex guests are: Executive Director, Richard Young, who has worked on civic engagement and community development projects for almost a decade, and Director of Programs, Megan Gulla, who has worked and volunteered in a variety of fields, including creative, local journalism.

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In Politics, SolutionsJournalism Tags solutionsjournalism, Voting, Civic Participation, CivicLex, CivicEducation, Civic Engagement, 2020 election
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