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Public Lands

Learn about our collectively owned natural spaces, how to use them responsibly, ongoing preservation efforts, and enhancement projects!

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Upcoming topics:

Voter 101: Who Represents You? A Guide to District Maps

Learn how to use district maps to identify your elected official at every level of government and how to use this information to make your voice heard.

Voter 101: Voter Registration Simplified

Discover the key steps to register, including eligibility requirements and where to submit your application.

Voter 101: Decoding the Ballot to Understand Your Choices

Learn how to interpret your ballot, research candidates effectively, and make informed decisions that align with your values.

Voter 101: Understanding State vs. National Elections

Explore the key differences between state and national elections, including their impact on your community and the broader government.

Voter 101: Ballot Security and the Counting and Protection of Your Vote

Discover the journey of your vote from casting to counting, and the behind-the-scenes security measures that protect its integrity.

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Recent Presentations

Let's Be Neighbors: Civil Discourse Strategies with Joel Huff

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Welcome to another Let's Be Neighbors talk! Today, we focus on civil discourse in the workplace with guest Joel Huff, head of care center operations and oversight with VEST EAP.

Let's Be Neighbors: Civil Discourse with Dr. Emily de Schweinitz-Taylor

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Welcome to our latest episode of the "Let's Be Neighbors" series hosted by Salt Lake County Library! Join us as we dive into the art of civil discourse with our esteemed guest, Emily de Schweinitz-Taylor. In this enlightening conversation, Emily shares invaluable insights on how to navigate tricky civic topics respectfully and effectively.

Let's Be Neighbors: Civil Discourse with Laura Arellano

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In this insightful installment of the County Library's "Let's Be Neighbors" series, host Kathleen McVey welcomes Laura Arellano to discuss the importance of civil and public discourse in today's polarized climate. Laura, a retired consultant specializing in leadership development and workplace interpersonal skills, shares her expertise and experience in depolarizing American politics through her work with Braver Angels.

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