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Your Power

Your power is real. Democracy is not something that happens to you — it's something you do. Your vote, your call, your presence at the meeting.

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Government Transparency169

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Federal Advocacy38

State Legislature31

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Reentry Services27

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School Board Engagement21

City Council Advocacy16

Advocacy Skills15

Budget Advocacy15

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How to Speak at a Houston City Council Meeting

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How Houston's City Budget Gets Made — A Plain-Language Guide

DOGE Caucus Public Input Campaign on Federal Spending Cuts

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Who is responsible for your power

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