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Author: Elaina Pevide

Elaina Pevide is the Special Projects and Media Coordinator to the Mayor in Fall River, Massachusetts, an ENACT Student Delegate and member of the Brandeis University Class of 2020.
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All Politics is Local: Changemaking Happens Closer to Home Than You Realize

Elaina Pevide
All Politics is Local: Changemaking Happens Closer to Home Than You Realize

Although national politics may take the cake when it comes to glamour and prestige, some of the most rewarding and effective advocacy work can come from engaging on a meaningful, personal level with your state representatives and local officials.

But we shouldn’t have to wait until a global pandemic or an economic crisis to feel galvanized about local politics.

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