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C. A. Hubbard, PhDCandidate for DPSCD School Board

Join the Conversation

A seat at the table. A voice in Detroit's schools.

Host or join a focused, 60-minute conversation with C. A. Hubbard, PhD about Detroit's public schools, what families and communities need, and how thoughtful people near and far can help.

Listen. Understand. Govern Together. Measure. Learn.

Choose How You'll HelpView Available Conversations

No contribution is required. These are listening and engagement conversations—not fundraisers.

Three ways in

Choose how you’ll help.

Allan is the candidate. For means service, representation, and accountability. All means every Detroit resident has a stake in public education — and that public education is connected to a wider civic world. Participation is open; voting and contribution eligibility are separate questions and are never assumed here.

  • PEOPLE — In the District

    Help where the decisions land.

    If you live, work, learn, teach, raise a family, or serve a neighborhood within the DPSCD community, host or join a conversation and help identify what the Board must hear, measure, and act on.

    Available actions

    • RSVP for a confirmed conversation
    • Request to host a small table
    • Volunteer with listening and outreach
    • Share a school or neighborhood concern
    • Make a voting plan if eligible

  • PEOPLE — Out of the District

    Support Detroit without speaking over Detroit.

    If you are outside the DPSCD district but connected to Detroit's children, schools, institutions, alumni, or future, help convene people, make responsible introductions, volunteer, or listen and learn.

    Available actions

    • Join or request a discussion
    • Introduce an educator, alumnus, civic group, or institution
    • Volunteer remotely or in person
    • Share relevant expertise or resources
    • Contribute only through a separate compliant process if legally eligible

  • ALL — Transnational

    Connect Detroit to the wider world.

    Detroit's educational future is local in authority and global in consequence. Join a civic-learning conversation, share relevant experience, or volunteer within the boundaries of U.S. election law.

    Available actions

    • Attend a virtual or approved in-person conversation
    • Share nonfinancial educational or civic experience
    • Volunteer without compensation when legally permitted
    • Introduce lawful, non-campaign learning connections

    Eligibility notice

    Participation is welcome; eligibility rules still apply. Foreign nationals may not donate, pay campaign expenses, provide event space or meals as a campaign contribution, fundraise, or participate in campaign financial or administrative decision-making. They may participate as uncompensated volunteers when permitted by law.

The format

One Hour. One Table. A Useful Conversation.

Every table runs exactly 60 minutes. Food is optional and is never the price of admission.

Gatherings are small, conversational tables designed for roughly 6–12 people.

  1. 0:00–0:08Welcome, purpose, and introductions
  2. 0:08–0:16Allan's eight-minute talk
  3. 0:16–0:28Twelve-minute question-and-answer period
  4. 0:28–0:50Guided dinner discussion and listening
  5. 0:50–0:57What the campaign heard and possible next steps
  6. 0:57–1:00Close and follow-up

Request windows

Choose a Time Window

  • Weekday Breakfast Break

    Monday–Friday

    6:00–7:00 a.m. Detroit time

    Most listed public places are not open for this full hour. Expect a private, campaign-approved, or virtual setting.

  • Weekday Dinner

    Monday–Friday

    6:00–7:00 p.m. Detroit time

  • Saturday Dinner

    Saturday

    6:00–7:00 p.m. Detroit time

  • Sunday Dinner

    Sunday

    6:00–7:00 p.m. Detroit time

These are request windows, not confirmed recurring events. A campaign administrator activates actual dates and capacity. All times are stored in America/Detroit, the authoritative event timezone.

Available now

View Available Conversations

No conversations are confirmed for registration yet. Request a table below and the campaign will activate dates and capacity.

Hosting

Four ways to hold a table

  • Host at home

    The exact address stays private until attendance is approved and the event is confirmed.

  • Meet at a recommended public place

    Subject to business hours, written venue permission, availability, capacity, cost, and campaign approval.

  • Suggest another accessible place

    The campaign reviews it before publication.

  • Join virtually

    Especially for the transnational path, or where a physical venue does not fit the requested hour.

Prefer a Place Outside the Home?

Preferred-place ideas are subject to the venue's current hours, policies, availability, written permission, and campaign approval. Selecting a place is a request—not a reservation. No listed organization is presented as endorsing or sponsoring Allan for All.

Take part

RSVP or request to host

You do not need an account. Selected path: PEOPLE — In the District. You can change it in either form.

RSVP for a Confirmed Table

Registration is immediate for confirmed conversations with seats remaining.

No conversations are confirmed for registration right now. Request a time window below and we will notify you when a table near you is activated.

Optional. Only used if you opt in to text reminders.

Used to route your conversation to the right table — it does not determine voter eligibility.

A request, not a guarantee. Food is optional at every table.

Your consent

No contribution is required. These are listening and engagement conversations—not fundraisers.

Request to Host a 60-Minute Table

A request is reviewed by a person on the campaign — host, venue, date, capacity, and compliance are approved before anything is confirmed.

Optional.

Kept private. Never published before approval and never shared in notification emails.

6–12 recommended.

US dollars for any proposed food, space, supplies, or discount. Enter 0 if none.

If a business or organization is proposed.

Required acknowledgments

Seeing the whole system starts by hearing the whole community.

Choose How You'll Help

Privacy notice

  • What we collect: your name, email, optional mobile number, postal code and country, the path you chose, your registration details, and anything you choose to tell us.
  • Why: to confirm your seat, send schedule changes, plan accessible tables, and review hosting offers for campaign-finance compliance.
  • Who receives it: a small number of approved campaign staff. Private addresses, guest lists, and accommodation details are never published or emailed in full.
  • How long: through the current election cycle and any required Michigan recordkeeping period, then deleted.
  • Corrections and deletion: email ally@electallan.org and we will correct or delete your record.
  • We do not sell or share registration data for unrelated purposes.