Tomas, a participatory research analyst in Washington, DC, is analyzing social media engagement in community organizing. His data shows that a decentralized campaign increased member participation by 40% in Month 1, followed by a 25% increase in Month 2 on the new level. If initial participation was 1,200 members, what is the total participation after two months, assuming compounded growth?

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**Gaining Attention in the US: Compounded Growth in Community Organizing** In an era where community-driven action is reshaping digital engagement, a recent study led by Tomas, a participatory research analyst in Washington, DC, reveals compelling trends in how decentralized campaigns boost participation. With initial involvement reaching 1,200 members, a recent initiative triggered a 40% surge in Month 1, followed by a further 25% increase in Month 2—this compounded growth, rather than simple addition, reflects a deeper momentum. The data points to evolving patterns in how digital communities respond to inclusive, peer-led organizing. As civic participation adapts to new platforms and shared narratives, understanding these engagement curves offers valuable insight for groups aiming to mobilize meaningful participation. --- **Why This Trend Matters for Community Organizing**