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Community Engagement and Ward Workshop Facilitation

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Housing Strategy 2026-27

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AgencyNorth Carolina → City of Winston-Salem
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Performs resident-centric outreach and facilitation for prime contractors on City of Winston-Salem housing strategy projects. Develops and executes a Resident Engagement Plan, facilitates eight community workshops across city wards, and coordinates with elected officials to gather community input. Requires experience in public facilitation and conflict resolution. Delivers a Resident Engagement Plan and documented community feedback.

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