In this episode, we sit down with Babylon Town Councilman DuWayne Gregory to discuss his remarkable journey to becoming the first African American Presiding Officer of the Suffolk County Legislature. 💼 He shares his experiences breaking barriers, leading with purpose, and navigating the challenges of local government.

We also explore the role of a Town Councilman and reflect on his past run for Congress, diving into what it takes to represent and uplift a community through public service.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation on leadership, representation, and creating lasting change. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇

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We sat down with Assemblywoman Michaelle C. Solages of Assembly District 22 for a compelling conversation on her work as a New York State legislator and her efforts to create meaningful change in her community. We delved into her role in passing a bill to study the impact of reparations further, exploring how historical injustices can be addressed to build a more equitable future. Assemblywoman Solages also shared her insights on how power operates within the state, including the significance of the Clean Slate Bill in giving individuals a second chance and removing barriers to opportunity.

We discussed the Crown Act, a vital piece of legislation that fights discrimination based on natural hair and ensures that all New Yorkers are treated with respect regardless of how they wear their hair. Additionally, Assemblywoman Solages provided a behind-the-scenes look at the role of the Speaker of the House and the influence they hold in shaping policy at the state level.

Join us for an enlightening conversation about the challenges of policymaking, the victories that empower communities, and how civic engagement can create real, lasting change.

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In this episode of the @policynculture podcast, we sit down with Nassau County Legislator Siela Bynoe, who shares how she expertly balances being a community leader, elected official, and political strategist. Legislator Bynoe discusses the challenges of navigating local politics while ensuring that the voices of her community are heard and represented.

She also explains her approach to creating effective policies that create real, positive change, focusing on how billion-dollar regional projects can benefit both the environment and local communities when executed thoughtfully.

Join us for a powerful conversation on leadership, civic engagement, and driving impactful policy change.

#policynculture #SielaBynoe #EconomicDevelopment #CommunityLeadership #PositivePolicy #LocalPolitics #CivicEngagement

Thanks for tuning in to Policy and Culture, where we bridge the gap between policy and culture. We're your hosts, Daniel Lloyd and Andrew Ayodeji.

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Earn Your Leisure, the popular financial education platform, made an impactful appearance at the 2023 We Are The Future summit, hosted by Policy and Culture's Daniel Lloyd and Andrew Ayodeji. The founders of Earn Your Leisure, Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, addressed an audience of high school students, focusing on the critical topic of financial literacy.

Lloyd and Ayodeji, known for bridging the gap between policy and culture through their media platform, provided the perfect setting for this important discussion. Their involvement underscores the intersection of financial education with broader societal and policy issues.

The talk aimed to empower young people by providing practical knowledge about personal finance, investing, and building wealth. Drawing from their expertise and relatable style, Bilal and Millings broke down complex financial concepts into digestible information tailored for teenagers.

The presentation covered fundamental topics such as budgeting, saving, understanding credit, and the basics of investing. Earn Your Leisure's mission to democratize financial education aligns perfectly with empowering the next generation to make informed financial decisions.

By engaging high school students directly, Earn Your Leisure, in collaboration with Policy and Culture, contributed to bridging the gap in financial education often missing from standard curricula. Their appearance at the summit represents an important step in equipping young people with the financial knowledge and confidence needed to secure their economic futures.

Thanks for tuning in to Policy and Culture, where we bridge the gap between policy and culture. We're your hosts, Daniel Lloyd and Andrew Ayodeji.

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