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CATEGORIES:Public Meetings
CREATED:20220821T202602
SUMMARY:“Engaged vs Educated: The Evolution of an Elected Official,” at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
LOCATION:3845 N Swan Street
DESCRIPTION:Politicians have long used emotion to sway public opinion – Aristotle discu
ssed emotion as one of the pillars of rhetoric. But emotion as persuasion w
orks another way too. Highly charged emotions, whether inflamed by truth or
by misinformation, are used by vocal citizens as a way to press elected of
ficials to take action in a way those citizens want. Most of us have read o
r heard news about groups shouting down elected officials, school board rep
resentatives, and others in positions of public service.\nThis Sunday Alici
a Edwards will discuss her experience of how emotional outrage is taking ov
er rational thought, discussion, and action.\nAlicia Edwards is the Coordin
ator for Healthy Kids Healthy Communities Grant County and is the former Ex
ecutive Director of The Commons. She is currently serving her second, four-
year term on the Grant County Board of Commissioners. She is also a publish
ed poet, author, photographer, and sculptor whose art and images are in pri
vate collections in the US, Canada and England. Edward’s idea of adventure
is a backpack, a one-way ticket to anywhere and has traveled in all 50 stat
es and five continents. Her favorite conveyances for travel are her feet, a
bicycle, or a sailboat.\nThere are speakers on the patio if you wish to en
joy the service outside.\nThis Sunday there will be a Children’s Religious
Education program. Parents are invited to bring children four years old and
up to attend youth-led classes. Ninth grader Ivy Stephens-Etheridge, a for
mer CRE student, will read a story and lead a lesson on the theme of “Natur
e” this Sunday.\nUUFSC Safety Protocol as pursuant to our most recent UUA G
uidelines:\nWe will not be serving food or drinks in the building until fur
ther notice. Masks will still need to be worn at all times indoors and out
except when eating or drinking. We will continue to serve refreshments on t
he patio, weather permitting. Visitors are always welcome.\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Politicians have long used emotion to sway public opinion – Aristotle di
scussed emotion as one of the pillars of rhetoric. But emotion as persuasio
n works another way too. Highly charged emotions, whether inflamed by truth
or by misinformation, are used by vocal citizens as a way to press elected
officials to take action in a way those citizens want. Most of us have rea
d or heard news about groups shouting down elected officials, school board
representatives, and others in positions of public service.
This Sund
ay Alicia Edwards will discuss her experience of how emotional outrage is t
aking over rational thought, discussion, and action.
Alicia Edwards i
s the Coordinator for Healthy Kids Healthy Communities Grant County and is
the former Executive Director of The Commons. She is currently serving her
second, four-year term on the Grant County Board of Commissioners. She is a
lso a published poet, author, photographer, and sculptor whose art and imag
es are in private collections in the US, Canada and England. Edward’s idea
of adventure is a backpack, a one-way ticket to anywhere and has traveled i
n all 50 states and five continents. Her favorite conveyances for travel ar
e her feet, a bicycle, or a sailboat.
There are speakers on the patio
if you wish to enjoy the service outside.
This Sunday there will be
a Children’s Religious Education program. Parents are invited to bring chil
dren four years old and up to attend youth-led classes. Ninth grader Ivy St
ephens-Etheridge, a former CRE student, will read a story and lead a lesson
on the theme of “Nature” this Sunday.
UUFSC Safety Protocol as pursu
ant to our most recent UUA Guidelines:
We will not be serving food or
drinks in the building until further notice. Masks will still need to be w
orn at all times indoors and out except when eating or drinking. We will co
ntinue to serve refreshments on the patio, weather permitting. Visitors are
always welcome.
DTSTAMP:20260409T013540
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20220828T100000
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