Join us for a Community Conversation.
The topic: How to improve education.
The Center for Michigan is a non-partisan, non-profit think-and-do tank based in Ann Arbor Michigan. For five years, we have been amplifying the voices of the citizens of Michigan to make sure that policy makers get clear direction from real citizens, not special interests.
We invite you to join informal town hall meetings we call Community Conversations. Share your views on how to improve education in the state of Michigan.
Our goal for 2012 is to engage more than 5,000 citizens in a Community Conversation about the future of education in Michigan. We’re especially interested in hearing from the CUSTOMERS of our education system: students, parents and families, and employers.
Host a Conversation
If you would like to convene a community conversation, please click the link below. We’ll send the facilitators. We’ll take the notes. All you need is a group of people who want their voices to be heard. Conversations can take anywhere from an hour to two hours, and seem to work best with between 15 and 30 participants.
Hosting a summit or have a group of more than 30? We can facilitate multiple Community Conversations and will work with your schedule.
We need your help reaching the citizens of Michigan ensure that voices are heard from all across the state. To get started, click on the region of Michigan in which you would like to convene a conversation.
Join a Public Conversation
Get engaged! Community Conversations are taking place around the state. Click on the section of Michigan in which you live to view any upcoming public Community Conversations in your area.
