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Big things happening with Engage Dallas class 11!

Prepare to meet the candidates for Dallas College District 1. This is not just an event; it's a pivotal moment to hear directly from those aspiring to influence our community's educational landscape. It's your chance to dive into their plans and ask the pressing questions that matter to you. Alongside the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Dallas Public Library, League of Women Voters, and the Dallas Breakfast Group, Engage Dallas is proud to co-host this enlightening forum. Scan the QR code or click the link to RSVP! #EngageDallas #CandidateForum https://bit.ly/3JdevfM North Dallas Chamber of Commerce Friends of the Dallas Public Library League of Women Voters

Tomorrow, get ready to engage with the candidates vying for DISD Trustee District 1. This event is a golden opportunity to listen to the candidates' plans, understand their visions for our community's educational future, and pose the questions that are crucial to you and our community. In partnership with the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Dallas Public Library, League of Women Voters, and the Dallas Breakfast Group, Engage Dallas is co-hosting this important forum. Scan the QR code or click the link to RSVP! #DISD #CivicEngagement https://bit.ly/43V36ea North Dallas Chamber of Commerce Friends of the Dallas Public Library League of Women Voters

Reflecting on the retreat with Engage Dallas and the collective of Dallas leaders, it underscores the profound significance of understanding the city we call home. Delving into the history of Dallas reveals layers of cultural, social, and economic dynamics that have shaped our community today. It’s an honor to learn from one another. I eagerly anticipate witnessing the impact we'll make over the next eight months. Together, our collective efforts hold the power to enact positive change for the betterment of our community! #Class11 #EngageDallas #LeadersInTheMaking #SiSePuede

One of my favorite things to do is facilitate great leaders and their teams in their development, growth and visioning for the future. Engage Dallas is one of those organizations that I am fortunate to facilitate for their class year. This past weekend we welcomed our next class, Class #11. These leaders have something to say and want to make impact through their civic engagement in Dallas County. I look forward to walking with these leaders in 2024. Let's do this Class #11. Thank you Ahava Silkey-Jones for the shout out and for your energy and engagement this weekend.

I had an amazing time at this weekend’s Engage Dallas Class 11 Retreat! In addition to bonding with our cohort, we heard from a remarkable group of local leaders and took a tour of significant locations in Dallas’ history including Martyrs Park, Freedman’s Cemetery, the Santos Rodriguez memorial, and the Juanita Craft House. I’ve already learned a lot and we’ve only scratched the surface. I can’t wait to continue on this journey with my classmates - counting the days until April!

Congratulations to Engage Dallas Class 11! I can’t wait to see the incredible impact you all are going to make in the next 8 months and beyond!

Engage Dallas Cohort 11 is here! Thank you to Ashley Williams, MPA, Errika Flood-Moultrie, Byron K. Sanders, and Engage Dallas for a memorable and impactful opening retreat last weekend. The Engage Dallas approach to building connection and community was evident in every moment of our time together. Our experience was rooted in understanding the history of Dallas, the impact and legacy of the Mayor's Star Council (now Engage Dallas), and building our understanding of ourselves as leaders. I'm looking forward to spending the next 8 months (and beyond) learning, growing and making an impact together. A huge thank you to Amanda Koonjbeharry for the recommendation! #engagedallas #engagedallascohort11 Engage Dallas Cohort 11 Ahava Silkey-Jones, Alap Davé, Alex Rodríguez, Amanda L. Sargent, Armani Miller-Jackson, Bridgette Miller, Bryant Diaz, Cameron Caldwell, Chris Walters, Chris Winnette, Elizabeth Jurado, Eric Wynn, Frankie Ward, Zoheb Noorani, Jessica Rivera-Lucas, Joseph Rodriguez, Joshua Hunt, Joshua Yudkin, Karren Whitney H., Katie Gimenez, Kristen, Khayree Duckett, Lindsay Malhotra, Loren Colman, Maddy Madrazo, Maliska Haba, Megan Miers, Miriam Armijo, Nikkia Brown, Olympia Newman, Roxie Pugh, Samantha Misali, Sienzhi Kouemo, Sylvia Barraza Reeves, Vangelic Parker, Weston O. Williams

Excited to help welcome our newest Engage Dallas Class 11 cohort along with fellow board members and alumni as they embark upon an amazing journey to learn, connect and grow in their servant leadership. Our mission is to develop a connected network of engaged leaders committed to advancing equity and impacting Dallas County through civic engagement and service. I have no doubt that this amazing class will bridge gaps, challenge each other and take steps to help make their communities the best place to live, work, and play and maybe even run for office one day. Congratulations to all and special shout out to our HWNT - Dallas members who are a part of this year’s class, Miriam Armijo, PMP Lindsay Malhotra, LCSW, LCDC, PSS Sylvia Barraza Reeves Jessica Rivera-Lucas. #ServantLeadership #ProudAlumni #Classix #EngageDallas #HWNT #Upstanders #NextGenLeaders

Excited to share that I’ve been accepted into the 11th class of Engage Dallas! Grateful for this opportunity to advance equity, civic engagement, and service in our community. Remarkable things happen through education and collaboration, and I can’t wait to see what we’ll achieve together. #EngageDallas #Equity #CivicEngagement