THE JEGNA KLUB

Listen Before Leading: In this edition of We Not Me Conversations, Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on storm recovery, listening to residents, neighbors helping neighbors, and the strength of District 1. Plus, this week’s Economic Spotlight explores electricians, skilled trades, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship, local hiring, and how keeping more economic opportunity in Wyandotte County can help build community wealth.

In this edition of We Not Me Conversations, District 1 Commissioner Jermaine Howard shares the story behind the “We Not Me” philosophy and the personal experiences that shaped his approach to leadership. Learn why servant leadership, community engagement, and working together are essential to building stronger neighborhoods, creating opportunities, and moving Wyandotte County forward. Discover the values that guide his work and vision for District 1’s future.

This blog highlights Kansas City, Kansas student Fabio Ramirez-Ferrera being honored as a J.E.G.N.A. Klub Student of the Week for leadership, character, and academic excellence. It showcases community support, family pride, and how the program empowers youth through recognition, financial literacy, and pathways to future success in Wyandotte County.

This blog highlights Amerrio Carter-Collins, a 5th grader at Grant Elementary, as the J.E.G.N.A. Klub Student of the Week. It showcases his growth in academics, behavior, and leadership, captures the emotional impact of the award presentation, and explains how the program empowers youth through recognition, community support, and financial literacy opportunities.