Hello Friends,
 
Happy New Year! This episode of The Hot Chick Politic Show is about awareness.  Our guest, Jen, is well traveled and has just returned from a trip to Uganda.  She was there to work with a non-profit organization that educates young girls.  
She shares about her experience and we chat about the impact of travel, globalization, and putting yourself out there.
2015 was a big year for my family.  We are now a family of five! The kids are 5,3,and 2 months.  This should help explain the background noise during the show. lol! 
Enjoy!
Tami Diane

Jen Goes to Work in Uganda

HCP provides a platform for community members to speak first hand about their experiences as a citizen.  People can speak freely because, here at HCP we provide a friendly and non-judgemental ear along with comfy chairs, beverages, and snacks on demand ;)  These interviews break stereotypes, and help acquaint folks from all walks of life.  From the bottom to the top.  

We are not talking at people, we are talking to people, real people from the bottom up.  We talk about daily lives, passion, and understanding.  By putting effort into understanding our neighbor, our community, our country, and our world, we can then make educated decisions about the world.  Decisions we can take right from our neighborhood to the capitol.

Our job is to help one another.  The only way to do that is to understand one another and develop compassion.  End finger-pointing and stereotypes and become compassionate.  Compassion that becomes so clear that action is inevitable.  That is our mission.

One practical way we can see this change would be looking at voter turn out.  We would love to see voter turn out grow with every election, and for America to become a voting culture.  Now, we have all heard the history about winning the right to vote, but less than half of all Americans actually vote.   We can change this.

HCP is not here to tell you how to vote or who to vote for.  We are here to tell the story of every American citizen from the bottom up.  Personal connection to the voices and stories will provide that spark we all need to get moving.  Moving whichever way your own heart guides you.  

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Hi Friends, I thought I'd share my story today, and why I do what I do. Sincerely, Tami Diane

Jen Goes to Work in Uganda

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