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Ashley Trim | Malibu, Los Angeles County

Ashley Trim has worked in public policy at the local, state and national level, for both governments and non-profit organizations. Her experience as communications specialist for the City of Lancaster, CA, working with various city departments on public engagement and information efforts established her interest in the public engagement process, while also providing insight and understanding into the challenges and fears facing local government officials who wish to engage their residents. Trim has a BA in Government from Patrick Henry College and an MPP from the Pepperdine School of Public Policy. She writes and speaks about public engagement and transparency issues for local and online news organizations, Davenport Institute trainings, and national conferences and serves as Senior Editor of the Davenport Institute’s public engagement blogs.

Amp Up Your LocalGov Engagement Skills

January 2, 2018 By Ashley Trim

  In an age where trust in government (and indeed all institutions for that matter) is at an all-time low, the very future of local representative democracy requires leaders with a new skill – the ability to break through cynicism and mistrust to directly engage residents in local policy. From public safety, to city budgets […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Public Engagement Tagged With: civic engagement, community, engagement, government, pepperdine, public engagement

Davenport Institute Launches Public Engagement Platform

February 19, 2016 By Ashley Trim

Davenport Institute at Pepperdine University

The Davenport Institute at the Pepperdine School of Public Policy works with municipal governments and civic organizations to engage the residents of California in the policy decisions that affect their everyday lives. In today’s world of easy access to information and easy connectivity to others, it is more important than ever for California’s local leaders […]

Filed Under: Govern, Places, Public Engagement, Public Trust & Ethics, SoCal and Beyond Tagged With: civic engagement, engagement, pepperdine, public engagement, self-governance

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