Marianna Kohoutová

Marianna Kohoutová

20 years oldStrančicenezávislý kandidát

Running for Strančicko 26

Main topics

01

schools and education

I want to support good-quality education and create more opportunities for children and young people right where they live. Cooperation between the municipality and the school, associations and other local organisations, and support for educational activities outside school lessons, are also important to me.

02

communication with citizens

I want the municipality to communicate clearly, on time and openly. It's not enough just to publish information – the town hall should actively explain important decisions, listen to residents and give them a real opportunity to get involved in what's happening in the municipality.

03

culture

I want to support community life and people's relationship with the place where they live. The Strančice area has its own history and character that are worth taking care of – from preserving local memory and chronicles to events and projects that connect generations and different parts of the municipality

A few words about me

I live in Svojšovice and study religious studies and Orthodox theology at Charles University. In my academic work I also focus on security policy, especially hybrid threats and the role of religion in today's world. Professionally, I work in education, marketing and communication.

Local history is close to my heart. I created an educational workbook on the modern history of the Strančice area and I'm involved in creating a new chronicle of Svojšovice.

I'm running because I want to use my experience with communication, education and work on local projects for the municipality too. I care about the town hall being able to listen to people, communicate clearly and create space for an active community life.

The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.

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