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Interviews with the Next Generation of Experts, Commentators, Entrepreneurs and Creatives in and around wealth and the wealth management industry. From Frazer Rice, noted fiduciary expert, operator of frazerrice.com and author of "Wealth Actually".
Civic Engagement: The Secret to Revitalizing Communities
Wealth Actually
18 minutes 27 seconds
4 months ago
Civic Engagement: The Secret to Revitalizing Communities
https://youtu.be/UizVi4fJzPs?si=MeLp0txegEzBkVLl
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: The Secret to Revitalizing Communities- this is how we improve our neighborhoods. It's a great way to teach the next generation about citizenship and how to be a part of something bigger than themselves.
But what is involved in getting involved? Politics has an ugly reputation. How does one participate, get meaningful results, and keep ones sanity?
Friend of the show, BLAIR DUQUESNAY, takes us through her experience navigating levee governance and politics in her hometown of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. She explains why civic activity is important to her and the example she wants to set for others. It's a great example of citizenship that we can all learn from.
In this conversation, Frazer Rice and Blair discuss the importance of community engagement and civic responsibility, particularly in the context of New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina. Blair shares her journey into civic activism, the challenges faced in flood protection governance, and the grassroots efforts to raise awareness and advocate for reforms. They emphasize the significance of being informed and active citizens, the lessons learned from local democracy, and the need for ongoing engagement in community issues.
Takeaways
Civic engagement is crucial for community well-being.
Personal experiences shape one's commitment to volunteerism.
Grassroots advocacy can influence local governance.
Awareness of local issues is essential for effective activism.
Democracy requires active participation from citizens.
Building relationships with elected officials is important.
community engagement, civic responsibility, Hurricane Katrina, governance reforms, flood protection, grassroots advocacy, local democracy, civic engagement, informed citizen, activism, belle curve, blair duquesnay, ritholtz wealth, next capital, next vantage, frazer rice
Wealth Actually
Interviews with the Next Generation of Experts, Commentators, Entrepreneurs and Creatives in and around wealth and the wealth management industry. From Frazer Rice, noted fiduciary expert, operator of frazerrice.com and author of "Wealth Actually".
