When Social Movements Write Policy
If there’s any hope of salvaging American democracy, it can only happen with the support of energized movements.
Democracy
Engaging Non-English Speakers for a More Equitable Democracy
U.S. democracy fails on its promise to provide equal representation, but electoral reforms are taking shape to create real change.
What Anti-LGBT Politics in the U.S. Means for Democracy at Home and Abroad
The propagation of anti-LGBT laws in the United States signifies an existential threat to our inclusive democracy.
January 6 Select Committee Investigation Preview: What We’re Watching Ahead of the Hearings
What will the January 6 hearings mean for our democracy?
Building Public Trust Through Collaborative Governance
Hollie Russon Gilman and Mark Schmitt wrote for Stanford Social Innovation Review on the promise of co-governance.
Our Three Futures
If the future of American democracy feels uncertain, that’s because it is. Lee Drutman explains three potential scenarios for the future.
Can Governing Well Save Our Democracy?
Developing local solutions, through co-governance, that can help the larger federal government create richer public engagement.