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Civic and Eco-Literacy with Charles Ellison
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Can understanding civic literacy really transform our society? Join us in a compelling conversation with Charles Ellison, an award-winning public affairs expert and educator, as we unpack the formula of protest plus politics plus public policy equaling tangible outcomes. We dive deep into the necessity of grasping how government functions and the pivotal role of good governance in ensuring societal well-being. Charles sheds light on how civic education can bridge divides, boost civic engagement, and the critical importance of self-education to nurture a well-informed and proactive citizenry.
But that’s not all. This episode also tackles the profound impact of eco-literacy on urban communities. Through personal stories and eye-opening observations, we explore how tree cover and green spaces can drastically influence public safety and livability, especially in marginalized areas. Highlighting the disparities shaped by historical and current public policies, we discuss how environmental initiatives in cities like Philadelphia can enhance quality of life and curb violent crime. We also emphasize the importance of effective communication in galvanizing community engagement and driving policy changes. Don't miss this episode packed with insights on creating safer, healthier, and more equitable urban environments.
Chapters
1. Importance of Civic Literacy (00:00:00)
2. The Impact of Eco-Literacy (00:13:51)
3. Public Engagement Through Communication Strategies (00:27:37)
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