Maggie Hope Braun Interviews | Koalendar

🎙️ Book a Podcast Interview with Maggie Braun – KICLEI CanadaThank you for your interest in having me on your podcast. I’m currently booking one interview per month to share timely updates and insights from my work with KICLEI Canada, focusing on council accountability, Canadian sovereignty, and community-first governance. I prefer to be interviewed around the first Thursday of each month, following our national KICLEI Zoom meeting—so the topics will be fresh, focused, and relevant. If another day that week works better for you, that could possibly be arranged. Please select a date that fits closest to your schedule. I’ll follow up with a brief outline of suggested talking points, relevant articles, and a few resources you’re welcome to link in your show notes. I’ll also help promote your platform through social media clips and referrals. Looking forward to connecting and continuing these vital conversations with your audience! 🎤 Suggested TopicsThe local impact of global climate directivesFCM and ICLEI programming in Canadian municipalitiesRural representation and council transparencyLocalism, consent, and civic engagement in policyCouncil withdrawal motions and public advocacy 🧾 Bio for Hosts to UseMaggie Braun is the founder of KICLEI Canada, a non-partisan initiative focused on restoring local autonomy, transparency, and fiscal accountability in Canadian municipal governance. She is a principled advocate for community-driven policy, council integrity, and democratic consent—especially in response to unaccountable international influence through organizations like the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) and ICLEI. Maggie works closely with elected officials, rural councils, and engaged citizens to advance energy security, protect property rights, and challenge global mandates that bypass public input. Through KICLEI, she helps communities organize respectfully and lawfully to ensure local decision-making remains in the hands of the people—and that key issues return to the council table, where they belong. 🌐 Learn more: www.kiclei.ca📬 Subscribe + take action: via Substack, petitions, and campaign tools