The Equality State Policy Center is a non-profit broad-based coalition of more than 30 social justice, conservation, and labor organizations in Wyoming.
The Equality State Policy Center is a non-profit broad-based coalition of more than 30 social justice, conservation, and labor organizations in Wyoming.
Our commitment is to make government more accessible to everyone in the Equality State. Which is why we’re proud to launch the People’s Review!
What is it? The People’s Review: LIVE! will offer vital information to ensure transparent government, fair elections, and thriving communities.
How does it work? The People’s Review: LIVE is an ongoing, interactive, highly accessible, low-cost way for people across Wyoming to engage with ESPC’s mission, Wyoming’s government, pressing current events, subject matter experts, and each other.
ESPC’s Executive Director Jenn Lowe moderates a panel featuring Sara Burlingame, Executive Director for Wyoming Equality Jan Cartwright, Executive Director for the Wyoming Primary Care Association. Adam Searing, Associate Professor of the Practice at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families. Jordan Dresser, Chairman for the Northern Arapaho Business Council
ESPC is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to help encourage civic engagement, inform voters and the general public about upcoming elections, and help citizens run for office. We do not support or align with any political party or any individual candidates. Everyone is welcome to attend our trainings and events.
The People’s Review: LIVE! is made possible through the generous support of our People’s Review Live Leadership Circle members: Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright, and Mike Shonsey and Kathy Jenkins, JoAnn Skeim-True and Shane True, and an anonymous donor. If you’d like to become a Leadership Circle member, please visit our donation page here.
