Civic Access & Education

Engaging Our Community Through Knowledge

We believe that an informed public strengthens trust in our legal institutions. Through interactive educational workshops, guest speaker engagements, and collaborative neighborhood discussions, our campaign offers direct access to decades of leadership in public safety, administrative law, and community justice across Monroe County.

Civic Engagements

Civic Engagements

Keynote & Civic Club Presentations

Keynote & Civic Club Presentations give your members direct access to a public servant who has spent decades working inside the …
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Magistrate Court Procedure Workshops

Magistrate Court Procedure Workshops are live, interactive sessions designed to take the mystery out of how the local court actually works …
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Community Listening Sessions

Community Listening Sessions bring the court conversation out of the courthouse and into the spaces where neighbors already gather. …
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Public Safety & Ethical Leadership Panels

Public Safety & Ethical Leadership Panels give conferences, professional associations, and training programs a panelist or moderator …
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Youth Mentorship & Criminal Justice Talks

Youth Mentorship & Criminal Justice Talks are designed to give students an honest, encouraging look at the justice system from someone …
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Town Hall Co-Hosting & Civic Partnerships

Town Hall Co-Hosting & Civic Partnerships turn ordinary meetings into meaningful, two‑way conversations about how the local court …
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Submit Your Request

Select the offering type and enter your organization details, target date, and Monroe County venue using our direct form.

Date & Scope Confirmation

Our campaign team reviews the calendar within 24–48 hours to confirm availability and discuss specific discussion topics.

Event Delivery

Stewart attends your civic meeting, school presentation, or workshop ready to engage your members with a focused, professional dialogue.

Important Judicial Ethics Note:

All community presentations, panels, and workshops are conducted strictly for civic, educational, and public dialogue purposes. Under the Georgia Code of Judicial Conduct and election ethics standards, Stewart cannot discuss active, pending litigation or make specific pledges regarding how the court would rule on particular legal matters or disputed cases. All sessions are provided free of charge to Monroe County organizations.