Durham · Chapel Hill · Raleigh
What must education here reliably produce?
70 neighbors across the Triangle already answered. Add your voice — two minutes.
A two-minute vote
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One statement at a time. Every answer is saved as you go — even if you leave early.
How it works
Four steps. Neighbors and organizers, taking turns.
- Step 1 · YouYou vote.
One statement at a time. Agree, disagree, or pass. Two minutes on your phone.
- Step 2 · Carolina CommonsWe listen carefully.
Every vote is grouped with others like it. Patterns surface. Outliers get looked at, not dismissed.
- Step 3 · YouYou come to the table.
Neighbors gather in person to talk through where votes agreed and where they didn't.
- Step 4 · Carolina CommonsWe bring it to officials.
This round is meant to reach school boards and county leaders — with names, numbers, and neighborhoods. Nothing has been delivered yet; that's what these votes are for.
Proof of work
70 neighbors. 11 tables. 3 cities.
Three completed sessions on the future of education in the Triangle. Real conversations, not a survey. You're next.
Session photo
Placeholder — real photos drop in here.