Jewish American Heritage Month

Posted By richards on December 18, 2014

As is annual tradition, the Arkansas Times recently solicited suggestions from readers and a variety of experts on how to make Arkansas a better place to live. We present their ideas here and hope you find them as inspirational as we do. If any especially strike a chord with you, help make them happen. Many are works in progress; those that aren't only lack the right collection of advocates to be realized. See a table of contents below or read the whole thing straight through.

Establish an intra-state legislator exchange program By Ellie Wheeler

Build a planetarium in Little Rock By Kevin Delaney and Tony Hall (reported by Leslie Peacock)

Create a Regional Food Innovation Center for Central Arkansas Reported by Leslie Newell Peacock

Teach minority youth to hunt and fish By Jonathan Wilkins

Build a real workforce education system By Sen. Jane English

Use private capital to effect social change By Eric Wilson

Welcome the future wave of Gulf Coast refugees By Benjamin Hardy

Unlock the gate on the State Street overpass to connect historic West Ninth with Philander Smith College By Chris Hancock

Honor local culture through grassroots organizing By Meredith Martin-Moats

Go here to see the original:
Big Ideas for Arkansas 2014

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