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Today we have guests from St. Paul’s lifetime community partner Wilder, to talk about their Community Equity Program (CEP). Guests Michelle Koffa Dormoh, Adrián Magaña, and Mikayla Smith share how CEP teaches community members that are passionate about changing policy, how to bring their advocacy work to the Capital in the most productive way. If you are interested in learning how to be more involved in local politics for the greater good, this episode is for you!
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