Filmmaker Spotlight Event: Resistance, Activism & the Media How does media shape civic engagement and public trust in challenging times for democracy? Join filmmakers Dawne Langford (The Body Politic), Marco Williams (Murders That Matter), and So Yun Um (Liquor Store…
Emotional responses after the 2024 elections are understandable, but they don’t begin to tell the whole story of what happened, why it happened, or what will happen next. Can history be a guide? Perhaps.
Preserving Democracy partnered with public media stations and colleges across the country to hear student perspectives on voting and democracy and this election season.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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…
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.