A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of serving as an evaluator for President Herzog’s Voice of the People initiative—an experience that was both humbling and deeply inspiring. Although it was my first time participating in this capacity, I found myself immediately moved by the depth of thought, commitment, and imagination that each of the presenters brought to their work. What I witnessed was not simply a series of proposals; it was a vivid display of hope in actioan.

The individuals and teams who stepped forward to share their ideas demonstrated a profound connection to the issues that shape our communities and our world. Their presentations were thoughtful, passionate, and rooted in lived experience. Every person who spoke did so with a personal urgency—a sense that they were not just offering solutions,........

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