Be a Good Citizen. Tips from Diplomat Richard Haass
Author and diplomat Richard Haass shares his quick “Haass Takes” on the 10 essential obligations of citizens that can help to heal a divided country and preserve American democracy.
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No Early Voting, No Online Registration: Inside MS’s Voting Rights Battle
With the presidential candidates now barnstorming the swing states, voter turnout will be key. As Executive Director of the Mississippi Black Women's Roundtable, Cassandra Welchlin is dedicated specifically to mobilizing Black women to exercise their right to vote.
Illegitimate Voice
In one of most beautiful animated documentaries of 2024, 'Illegitimate Voice' features Stefie Gan as she recounts her experiences with culture shock and racism after moving from Malaysia to New York City.
We the People
This feel-good animated short celebrates the spirit of America and this country's democracy, which was built on the foundation that “We the People” are the source of our government’s power. Individuals can have a say in creating the kind of…
Our American Elections Mosaic
10,000 election jurisdictions oversee the races for more than 500,000 elected officials, from president to sheriff. It is a daunting task that’s become even more so in some localities in recent years owing to the spread of misinformation.
Why Voting Matters
Antonieta Cadiz, Deputy Executive Director for Climate Power En Acción, discusses the intersections of voting and climate change, and how her group is mobilizing Latinos around climate action.
Why Stories Matter
When it comes to climate change, why do stories matter? And how are democracy and the issue of climate change intertwined? In this episode of Voices for Change: Democracy and Climate Action, Hari Sreenivasan, Correspondent at The WNET Group, discusses…
Why Youth Matter
Sophia Kianni, Founder and President of Climate Cardinals, talks about her youth-led climate nonprofit that promotes climate education to non-English speakers around the globe.
Why Leadership Matters
Jay Hakes, Author and former Administrator of the U.S. Energy Information Administration, discusses climate change policy and leadership over the years.
V.P. Debate & Election Security
The candidates for Vice President of the United States meet up for their only debate of the 2024 election cycle. Our panel examines how the exchange likely impacted Utah voters.
Former DOJ Official Warns of Potential “Election Crisis”
With early voting already well underway in the U.S. election, candidates Trump and Harris are both reaching out to Latino voters in swing states.
The Oubliette
Set in a dystopian police state, Max Hendrickson’s animated thriller explores mass surveillance — and the many anxieties conjured by it.