An American Public Servant: From Small-Town Government to Global Democracy
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An American Public Servant: From Small-Town Government to Global Democracy
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What does it mean to lead with service, not fear?
In this episode, former USAID Democracy and Governance Director Jeremy Williamee shares how investing in local governments and community stability helped address the root causes of migration—long before people reached the border. From small-town New York to Central America, his story is a quiet reminder that lasting security comes not from walls or fear, but from opportunity, dignity, and trust in the places people call home.
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