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Downtown Agenda | CNYSpeaks

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The Citizens’ Agenda for Downtown Syracuse was developed with the input of thousands of citizens who participated in the CNYSpeaks process, which included forums, blogs, surveys and research projects. CNYSpeaks is now working to introduce the forum to policy makers and push for its implementation. You can help by endorsing the agenda. The agenda has recommendations in four categories: Economic Development (below); Parking and Transportation. And Arts and Aesthetics. How much government money would it tak...

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Uncategorized | CNYSpeaks

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Posts from the ‘Uncategorized’ Category. Open Spaces and Citizen Ownership. A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings. Forum on Civil Discourse Draws Crowd. What, exactly, is civility? Salt City Dishes Event this Sunday. Making Public Meetings Work for the Public. Participation 2.0: Citizens and the Internet. Laquo; Older Entries. That help guide policy makers, business leaders and others that shape the world around us. Awesome poster @ Souleful. And a super-cool twitter handle! More acts, bigger room!

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Organizers | CNYSpeaks

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Co-Director Grant Davis Reeher. Is Professor of Political Science at Syracuse University. 8216;s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. He directs the Campbell Institute of Public Affairs. And SU Abroad’s Politics and Media in Britain Program. He is also the host of the Campbell Conversations. Friday at noon on the stations. Grant is a frequent contributor to. His recent publications include “ First Person Political: Legislative Life and the Meaning of Public Service. Project Manager Greg Munno.

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Greg Munno | CNYSpeaks

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Posts by Greg Munno. Open Spaces and Citizen Ownership. A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings. Forum on Civil Discourse Draws Crowd. What, exactly, is civility? Making Public Meetings Work for the Public. Artist Finds Beauty in Spoiled Landscape. The Cozy Way to Contribute. Laquo; Older Entries. That help guide policy makers, business leaders and others that shape the world around us. Awesome poster @ Souleful. And a super-cool twitter handle! More acts, bigger room! Campus to stop by @ NewhouseSU.

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A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings | CNYSpeaks

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A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings. After witnessing conflict and incivility at public meetings in the greater Syracuse area (as well as cross the nation), CNYSpeaks and FOCUS Greater Syracuse. Recently co-hosted a forum to generate ideas about how to foster civil public discourse. On February 18, 2011, over 80 community members gathered for a public forum called, “Making Public Meetings Work for the Public. 1 What does an ideal public meeting look like? Use a Third Party Moderator/Facilitator.

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Sponsors & Partners | CNYSpeaks

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CNYSpeaks is administered by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute. At the Maxwell School. With significant faculty support from Maxwell’s Program on the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC). A special thanks to Chancellor Nancy Cantor. For the Chancellor’s Leadership Project Award. That continues to be CNYSpeaks’ major funding source. Additionally, thank you to The Post-Standard and Syracuse.com. The Onondaga Citizens League. The Near West Side Initiative. For more information o...

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citizens | CNYSpeaks

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Posts tagged ‘citizens’. A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings. Is a nonpartisan, nonprofit effort that seeks to spark constructive conversations with Central New Yorkers about critical issues in the region. Using facilitated live forums, online social networking tools, surveys and journalistic articles, we work to get beyond platitudes and move toward consensus. CNYSpeaks then distills those conversations into Citizen Agendas. Awesome poster @ Souleful. And a super-cool twitter handle!

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government | CNYSpeaks

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Posts tagged ‘government’. A Citizen Strategy for Civil Public Meetings. Is a nonpartisan, nonprofit effort that seeks to spark constructive conversations with Central New Yorkers about critical issues in the region. Using facilitated live forums, online social networking tools, surveys and journalistic articles, we work to get beyond platitudes and move toward consensus. CNYSpeaks then distills those conversations into Citizen Agendas. Awesome poster @ Souleful. And a super-cool twitter handle!

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What, exactly, is civility? You tell us! | CNYSpeaks

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What, exactly, is civility? We’re continuing to collect your thoughts on how to have constructive, productive and civil public meetings, the subject of our Friday, Feb. 18th Forum with FOCUS Greater Syracuse. Courtesy The Post-Standard) CNYSpeaks’ Facilitator Sally Rock-Blake listens during a CNYSpeaks event. Since the Arizona shootings, the discussion of civility in our public discourse has become more vigorous than ever and has raised many questions:. What exactly is “civility”? Tell us how you define ...

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forum | CNYSpeaks

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Posts tagged ‘forum’. What, exactly, is civility? Making Public Meetings Work for the Public. Is a nonpartisan, nonprofit effort that seeks to spark constructive conversations with Central New Yorkers about critical issues in the region. Using facilitated live forums, online social networking tools, surveys and journalistic articles, we work to get beyond platitudes and move toward consensus. CNYSpeaks then distills those conversations into Citizen Agendas. Awesome poster @ Souleful. Https 10 months ago.