Today, Sowmya Reddy will be engaging with the participants of the Good Politician Program, sharing her invaluable experiences and insights from her journey in politics traversing social justice, community empowerment, and effective leadership. Stay tuned for updates and insights from the session. #TheGoodPolitician #PrincipledPolitics #ISD #KarnatakaPolitics #Leadership #WomenInPolitics
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🌟 Reviving the Golden Era of Trust Between Leaders and the People 🌟 In a time where the bond between leaders and citizens was forged with mutual respect and unwavering trust, we find inspiration to bring back the essence of true leadership. Our past is rich with stories where politicians walked hand in hand with the people, ensuring their voices were heard and their needs met. 🏡 Village Visits: Leaders would often visit villages, not just during elections, but regularly to understand the real issues faced by the common man. They shared meals, participated in local events, and showed genuine concern for the well-being of every citizen. 🤝 Building Relationships: Trust was built on the foundation of transparency and accountability. Leaders were accessible, approachable, and always ready to listen. They held open meetings where everyone had the opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns. 🌱 Community Development: Political figures were directly involved in community development. They worked alongside villagers to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare. This hands-on approach not only solved problems but also demonstrated their commitment to the community's progress. 📝 Promises Kept: The promises made during campaigns were more than just words; they were commitments. Leaders of the past were known for their integrity and dedication to fulfilling their promises, which strengthened the trust and loyalty of the people. As we move forward, let's draw lessons from the past and strive to rebuild this precious bond. By working together, we can create a future where trust, respect, and genuine care define the relationship between leaders and the people. Join us in this journey of rekindling the spirit of true leadership! 🌍❤️ #GoldenEra #TrueLeadership #CommunityTrust #RevivingHistory #LeadersAndPeople #MutualRespect #BuildingTrust #CommunityDevelopment #PromisesKept #InspirationFromThePast
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🌟 Reviving the Golden Era of Trust Between Leaders and the People 🌟 In a time where the bond between leaders and citizens was forged with mutual respect and unwavering trust, we find inspiration to bring back the essence of true leadership. Our past is rich with stories where politicians walked hand in hand with the people, ensuring their voices were heard and their needs met. 🏡 Village Visits: Leaders would often visit villages, not just during elections, but regularly to understand the real issues faced by the common man. They shared meals, participated in local events, and showed genuine concern for the well-being of every citizen. 🤝 Building Relationships: Trust was built on the foundation of transparency and accountability. Leaders were accessible, approachable, and always ready to listen. They held open meetings where everyone had the opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns. 🌱 Community Development: Political figures were directly involved in community development. They worked alongside villagers to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare. This hands-on approach not only solved problems but also demonstrated their commitment to the community's progress. 📝 Promises Kept: The promises made during campaigns were more than just words; they were commitments. Leaders of the past were known for their integrity and dedication to fulfilling their promises, which strengthened the trust and loyalty of the people. As we move forward, let's draw lessons from the past and strive to rebuild this precious bond. By working together, we can create a future where trust, respect, and genuine care define the relationship between leaders and the people. Join us in this journey of rekindling the spirit of true leadership! 🌍❤️ #GoldenEra #TrueLeadership #CommunityTrust #RevivingHistory #LeadersAndPeople #MutualRespect #BuildingTrust #CommunityDevelopment #PromisesKept #InspirationFromThePast
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In my decade-long experience in anti-slavery work, I’ve seen the immense potential within communities and the importance of the international community standing alongside them. Those facing the problem often hold the key to the solution. With the right support, contextually appropriate interventions, and the mobilization of stakeholders, we can effectively address these issues and amplify impact. We all bring different perspectives to understanding the problem and suggesting solutions, and that’s valuable. However, any approach that doesn’t include the insights of victims, vulnerable groups, and community stakeholders comes at a high cost. While there are always ways to tackle these challenges, a “one-size-fits-all” solution simply doesn’t work—that’s the biggest lesson I’ve learned so far. I’woukd like to hear what others think about community based approach in ending modern slavery. #antislavery, #CommunityEmpowernment, #Humanrights, #Leadership
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Young people are the future of our democracy! According to the Youth Right Now Survey , 81% of youth believe they can make a difference. We love this fact and will continue to embrace youth leadership and engagement! Happy #InternationalYouthDay! #Oregon #Youth #YouthEngagement #YouthLeadership #GenderJustice #IntersectionalityMatters #IntersectionalFeminsim
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"No one person, no one group, no one organization has the answers. Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) has always believed in and invested in collective leadership. Now more than ever, we need collective action among all those who believe in mighty Haiti. Among all those who know that while the problems are many, the solutions are possible." 👏👏👏 Nedgine Paul Deroly, Anseye Pou Ayiti Co-Founder and CEO, shares in this must-read piece: https://lnkd.in/gKBBCinq
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