Constituent Engagement 3.0 CE3 and CE3 Three components which will achieve Constituent Engagement 3.0 – CE3:CE1 – The DatabaseCE2 – The Delineation – demographic and geographic, etc.CE3 – The modes of Relationship Formation. Three elements of the infrastructure of Constituent … Continued
Constituent Engagement is particularly significant for all individuals who endeavor to engage the greatest number and diversity of people with them in any number of the entities with which they affiliate. This includes their intention to promote greater involvement in … Continued
So, I ask you, as we zoom forward into some form of “hybrid” – what is your definition of that word? Your answer would be greatly appreciated – jaymiller@blueconnect.org – as it will become part of the needed clarification for … Continued
For a year, I was in retreat mode at home, in my study. I have appreciated that discipline, which has enabled me to focus on furthering my research and writing on several aspects of Constituent Engagement. As I transition to … Continued
What is essential is a long sought communal discourse – SpectrumEngagement – which is neither symbolic nor by proxy, but a reality. There is so much to reflect upon from the reflections shared by President Biden, Vice President Harris and … Continued
What is essential is the long sought communal discourse – SpectrumEngagement – which is neither symbolic nor by proxy, but a reality. Difference becomes perceived as fragmentation, Which becomes seen as polarization, Which results in the characterization of the divided … Continued
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An expected function of difference is fragmentation, which in our society today is seen as polarization, which results in the “excluded middle” and so leaves us with a the resulting “polarization of a divided nation.” This structural projection of “polarization” … Continued
The language used and heard, individually and collectively, in each of the four categories below, shapes the society. Each is a function of people and institutions. For everyone for whom a guiding principle of society is achieving “A More Perfect … Continued
Perhaps it began with NBC, or was it ABC or CBS, that we first were presented with the visual on the floor of “election central” of states turning red or blue, as electoral college victories were awarded to each presidential … Continued