FCAC Five-Point
Programmatic Thrust
For information on specific program events, email the committee chair
Economic Development
committee Chair – Dawn ogden
FCAC’s economic development committee is dedicated to enhancing Fayette county’s economic health through education, communication, and active involvement. We focus on improving the quality of life for Fayette county residents through knowledge of infrastructure development, investment in education and healthcare, and fostering an environment for uplifting businesses and innovation. A sustainable economic development aims to balance growth with environmental and social considerations, ensuring that advancement benefits all segments of society while preserving resources for future generations.
Educational Development
committee Chair – shayla harris reed
co-Chair – Erica sansbury clark
Educational development focuses on improving the quality and accessibility of education to foster individual and community growth. It involves raising and disseminating financial resources to students, providing community training, and expanding resources to ensure that Fayette county receives relevant and effective education. By investing in educational infrastructure and innovative teaching, educational development aims to equip the community with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a rapidly changing world, thereby contributing to broader societal progress and economic development.
International Awareness and Involvement
committee Chair – alexis davis
International awareness and involvement committee emphasizes understanding and engaging with global issues and cultures to foster collaboration and mutual respect across borders. We are committed to keep fayette county informed about international events, participate in global dialogues, and supporting initiatives that address worldwide challenges such as climate change, human rights, and economic disparity. By actively participating in the global community, FCAC can contribute to a more interconnected and cooperative world, leveraging diverse perspectives to find innovative solutions to complex problems.
Physical and Mental Health
committee Chair – Darlene beale thomas
IPhysical and mental health are essential components of overall well-being, each influencing and supporting the other. Physical health involves maintaining bodily functions through regular exercise, proper nutrition, and preventative care, while mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. FCAC physical and mental health committee is dedicated to promoting both physical and mental health utilizing a holistic approach that includes stress management, adequate rest, and fostering supportive relationships. Prioritizing these aspects can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling life, enhancing one’s ability to cope with challenges and achieve personal goals.
Political Awareness and Involvement
committee Chair – TBA
FCAC political awareness committee (PAC) is passionate about social action. We want all community members to have a deeper understanding of political systems, processes, and issues. We stay informed about current events, local/state/ national government functions, and recognize the impact of policies on society. The PAC will actively participate in the political process, which include voting, engaging in political discussions, advocacy, or involvement in campaigns and protests. Together, political awareness and involvement empower hopes to empower our community to contribute to democratic processes, influence decision-making, and promote accountability in governance. Active engagement fosters a more informed and participatory society.
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