<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1vTLdz_1Ep1FzK700" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1vTLdz_1Ep1FzK700" width="715" height="275" ><figcaption>6 Regions, One Nebraska</figcaption></figure>Community leaders gathered at the Northeast Community College’s Lifelong Learning Center on Wednesday for the Northeast Regional Meeting of Six Regions, One Nebraska.One of the many topics for the day involved elected officials. Navigator for the Northeast Region, Denise Wilkinson, said a survey of 100 elected officials revealed they lacked “confidence and practical training.”Wilkinson said Six Regions One Nebraska wants to provide that training.“There is some great training out there,” Wilkinson said. “And I’m not going to compete with that."But what we’re offering is a training in your local area because it’s hard to take a few days or a week off of your lives to travel around the country to go to these trainings.”Wilkinson said the training will follow a curriculum that includes dealing with negative communication, what leaders should post on social media, and how to handle AI.She added the Southeast Region is building a leadership academy similar to the Northeast model.</div></body>

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Community leaders gathered at the Northeast Community College’s Lifelong Learning Center on Wednesday for the Northeast Regional Meeting of Six Regions, One Nebraska. One of the many topics for the day involved elected officials. Navigator for the Northeast Region, Denise Wilkinson, said a survey of 100 elected officials revealed they lacked “confidence and practical training.”

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Community leaders gathered at the Northeast Community College’s Lifelong Learning Center on Wednesday for the Northeast Regional Meeting of Six Regions, On

Six Regions, One Nebraska program helping elected officials to effectively communicate

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