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The Municipal Policy Playbook, a joint venture of Better Cities Project and True Charity, will help you drive policy that protects work, housing, and educational opportunities for all.

If you’re

  • Doubtful that your voice can shape local decisions
  • Intimidated by city leaders
  • Unsure which city policies need your input

…then use the Municipal Policy Playbook to discover how you can make a difference for those in poverty in your city.

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