|Posted by Elwin Green on April 19, 2013 at 12:35 AM|
(PUBLISHER'S NOTE: This entry was written and posted on April 18, before the entry below about the meeting on gun violence. I have no idea why my web host's software assigned it tomorow's date.)
This started out as a Facebook post. I'm sharing it here to widen the conversation.
This question is for anyone who worked on Barack Obama's campaign, either in 2008 or in 2012: How did you do it? How was the campaign team organized? How did you operate? What tools did you use?
That's more than one question, huh? Oh well. I'm hungry and thirsty for the knowledge.
Wait, I think I just discovered the big question behind all of those other questions - how would you apply what you learned to other kinds of work in the community?
Okay I think that's it....it just struck me that there's a bunch of people out there, who in the process of working for Mr. Obama, picked up a lot of knowledge and a lot of skills that could be applied to transforming Homewood...There must be ways to 1) apply that knowledge and those skills to other things and 2) help others gain that knowledge and those skills. What do you think?
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