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Tinatanggap ng Common Cause NC ang mga bagong Redistricting Community Engagement Specialist upang tulungan ang mga North Carolinians na marinig ang kanilang mga boses habang iginuhit ang mga bagong mapa ng pagboto
As North Carolina prepares to draw new voting maps in 2021, Common Cause NC welcomes Rotrina Campbell at Tyler Daye bilang bagong Mga Espesyalista sa Pakikipag-ugnayan sa Komunidad sa Pagbabago ng Distrito ng organisasyon.
Sa kanilang mga tungkulin sa Common Cause NC, tutulong sina Rotrina at Tyler na turuan at makisali sa mga komunidad sa buong estado sa proseso ng muling pagdidistrito. Kasama sa pagsisikap sa outreach ang mga workshop sa pagbabago ng distrito na idinisenyo upang bigyang kapangyarihan ang mga North Carolinians na magkaroon ng boses sa kung paano iginuhit ang mga bagong mapa ng pagboto.
“This is a critical time for our state. The new voting districts created in 2021 will affect all North Carolinians, impacting elections and shaping the priorities of our government for years to come. And so it’s vital that the public plays a central role in how the lines are drawn and that no community is hurt by gerrymandered maps,” said Bob Phillips, executive director of Common Cause NC. “We’re excited to have Rotrina and Tyler join our team as we advocate for a fair redistricting process that protects communities, truly values public input and puts people above politics – and is completely free from gerrymandering.”
Rotrina is a highly skilled organizer who brings extensive outreach experience with a variety of organizations and causes rooted in communities of color. She is a graduate of Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte and she earned a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix.
Tyler has a strong background in community outreach in North Carolina, with a special focus on the effort to end gerrymandering in our state. He is a graduate of UNC Greensboro with a degree in Political Science and Sociology.