LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Dr. Gail Choate of the Arkansas Civic Action Network is sharing a free program, structured to inform citizens of pieces of legislation, and also how legislation works.

On Tuesday, a session made up of 6 parts will set individuals on that path to follow bills, keep in contact with legislatures, and more.

“It’s really geared for people who are just needing to brush up a little bit on their civics in order to feel confident, or people who maybe have a cause, something that they want to see championed through the legislature, but they don’t know how to start,” says Choate.

“We’re going to give them the tools so they can do that.”

Published by KATV, January 6, 2025 – Arkansas Civic Action Network launches new program for citizens and legislation

In this workshop we shine a light on how we all might inform and interact with lawmakers throughout the legislative process. In doing so, ArkCAN aims to create confident, engaged citizens who can navigate the legislative system effectively and advocate for their communities. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how state government operates, acquire practical skills to engage with lawmakers, and discover meaningful ways to influence public policy.

Arkansas Civic Action Network recently presented its signature workshop, GET VOTE READY, to six diverse groups in Pulaski County. The results were so positive that

Are you ready to cast your vote for the first time? We know that navigating the voting process can feel overwhelming—but Arkansas Civic Action Network is here to guide you every step of the way.