Kara Joy McKee

Kara Joy McKee is a candidate that listens. After years of advocating for better public policies, she's running for Tulsa City Council District 4. #KJ4Tulsa

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Save the Date: District 4 Town Hall - Tuesday, November 16th from 6pm - 8pm
* RSVPs will be required due to limited space.
* RSVP here: https://t.co/fncFd2nM6w

[Lin-Manuel Miranda @Lin_Manuel]

"All I can do when the road bends
is lean into the curve
All I can do when the tank's run dry
is see what's in reserve
All I can do when the plans break down
is stay on my feet
& all I can do at the end of the day is play on, play on
& keep the beat..."
Vivo. 8.6 on @netflix!-LMM

[Jennifer Palmer @jpalmerOKC]

Tulsa's Greenwood neighborhood burned a century ago. But 'urban renewal' is what killed it. https://t.co/5ewxk7xcYn via @nbcnews

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

I put the COVID-19 on our agenda in January 2020 because of attention to systems and experts. Integrated thinking that connects the dots is ESSENTIAL for getting past some of the dangers that face us. How do we break down the silos and hear each other? https://t.co/738PYjKcHC

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Please follow these tips to stay safe during power outages:
• Stay indoors & away from doors & windows.
• Do not use gas stoves to heat your home.
• Close off empty rooms.
• Keep curtains drawn to keep heat within the home
• Do NOT call 911 to report power outage

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

@cityoftulsagov Thank you for the heads up @cityoftulsagov and for the tips
@TulsaFire !

[City of Tulsa @cityoftulsagov]

#Tulsa #okwx
https://t.co/omkQyLDrfS

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

New research shows that more than half of all #COVID19 cases are spread by infected people without any symptoms. Wear a mask, wash your hands, and stay 6 feet from others—even if you’re feeling well. Learn more
@JAMANetworkOpen
: https://t.co/sGWQM2817w.

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

We’re closing in on our first full year of COVID-19, but nobody’s in the mood to celebrate. As the months drag on (and on… and on…), the pandemic is taking an ever-larger toll on our collective mental health. https://t.co/Kg7vGQWaOi

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

‼️Upcoming Town Hall Alert‼️
COVID Vaccine and the Black Community Town Hall
Wednesday, February 10th from 7-8pm CST
via Zoom, refer to the flyer for details
Do you have a question about the COVID vaccine?
Join in, be informed and ask questions!

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

You can also visit the @TulsaHealthDept website for the latest information: https://t.co/4rAlxdOn4I

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

It is good to know the stealth symptoms of depression in men. while men and women shared some symptoms of major depression, there are some symptoms that are much more likely based on gender. https://t.co/U7OgOMPdM1

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Gathering virtually or with the people you live with are the safest ways to celebrate the Super Bowl this year. If you do have a small gathering with people who don’t live with you, outdoors is safer than indoors. More safety tips here: https://t.co/7iutYbyR95

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Helping an eligible family member or friend get the COVID-19 vaccine? Follow along with this step-by-step guide to registering and scheduling a vaccination appointment through the portal: https://t.co/q4SSdDezzr

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Hannibal B. Johnson examines the roots the massacre, considers its legacy, and offers examples of how Tulsans are working to heal history through acknowledgement, apology, and atonement. https://t.co/kBirNOpxtX

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Depression is a common problem among older adults, but it is NOT a normal part of aging. In fact, studies show that most older adults feel satisfied with their lives, despite having more illnesses or physical problems. https://t.co/OMFaIy4c24

[Kara Joy McKee @KJoyMc]

Learn how Tulsa scored in this year's Equality Indicators Report and hear from fellow Tulsans who are leading efforts to increase economic mobility and financial resilience in our communities. Register for this virtual event here: https://t.co/GdEPLBuDHT

[Ryan Kiesel @capitolkiesel]

Looking at the Governor’s executive budget this morning, and I could be wrong, but it looks like the Dept of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services takes the biggest hit with a $30 million cut. Anyone know what’s up with that?