#SundayCivics

L. Joy Williams

Booking Overview

This is a weekly civic education and politics show that combines host-led lessons with interviews featuring academics, authors, and civic subject-matter experts. Agencies could credibly pitch political educators, public-policy scholars, civil-rights experts, community organizers, and philanthropy professionals; booking difficulty is likely medium given the show’s specialized focus and demonstrated openness to expert guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 278

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 579 subscribers

Instagram: 502 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

joy@sundaycivics.org

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Host

L. Joy Williams - Political strategist and civic engagement advocate focused on political education, public participation, and democratic engagement.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Professors, authors, political educators, civic-engagement practitioners, public-policy scholars, and other subject-matter experts with relevant experience in democracy, civil rights, economics, or philanthropy.

Required Achievements:

Published books or research, Academic or professional expertise, Leadership or practical experience in civic and community work

Recent Guest Discussions

Dwane Ashley - Philanthropy As Civic Action, Resource Distribution, Community Projects, And Funding Decisions

Margarethe Laurenzi - Philanthropy As Civic Action, Resource Distribution, Community Projects, And Funding Decisions

Shango Blake - The Relationship Between Narrative, Education, Community, History, And Civic Power

A. Mechele Dickerson - Middle-class Financial Insecurity, Education, Careers, Businesses, And Changing Economic Conditions

Recent Topics

Politics, Civic Engagement, Civic Education, Civil Rights, Philanthropy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

#SundayCivics

Episode 292: How Do You Decide?

October 05, 2026

It’s time to get vote ready. But once you get to your polling place and get your ballot, how do you decide you will cast your vote for? L. Joy is getting us prepared to vote by getting us to think through not just where and when to vote but being educated on the power of each office as well as the people running for those positions. For this conversation, she brings Judson Scanlon and Dr. Chris Jones to the front of the class.

Episode 291: What Power Does Your Vote Have?

September 28, 2026

At the top of every #SundayCivics class, L. Joy states “Civics just doesn't begin and end on Election Day,” yet, there are still folks that treat voting as the beginning and the end of democracy. This episode she helps us gain clarity on what our vote actually does and brings Rashad Robinson back to the front of the class.

OOTC: Civic Philanthropy

September 21, 2026

Back in the Office of the Citizen, L. Joy has one last lesson for us. Today she is discussing civic philanthropy. Philanthropy, L. Joy stresses, does not belong to only wealthy individuals, large foundations, and corporations. It also is more than just charitable giving. What is it? A system that determines who receives resources, whose ideas get funded, and what community projects get to grow. To break down how philanthropy is a civic action, L. Joy brings Margarethe Laurenzi and Dwane Ashle...

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joy@sundaycivics.org

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