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Civic Engagement

When we engage with flesh-and-blood people, maybe helping fix that flat tire, shovel that sidewalk, or share those homemade cookies, we are able to remember that none of us are just a walking collection of political ideas.

March 4, 2021

Civic Health in 2021: How to Engage With Your Community

Civic Health in 2021: How to Engage With Your Community

If you’re like me, you’re probably concerned about the civic health of our nation. Our public discourse is increasingly vitriolic, all efforts at

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Learn what Tocqueville means by the "spirit of liberty" in civic life.

November 13, 2014

Tocqueville on Civic Life

Tocqueville on Civic Life

“Municipal institutions constitute the strength of free nations. Town meetings are to liberty what primary schools are to science; they bring it

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In 2008, a multitude of young people (millennials) became actively engaged in the presidential election.

November 6, 2014

Obama, Millennials, and the 2008 Election

Obama, Millennials, and the 2008 Election

In 2008, a multitude of young people (millennials) became actively engaged in the presidential election. Barack Obama leveraged the incredible power

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In order to build a stronger civil society, parents need to take a more active role in passing on the civic value of voting to their kids.

October 30, 2014

Voting With My Parents

Voting With My Parents

In order to build a stronger civil society, parents need to take a more active role in passing on the civic value of voting to their kids. My parents

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If your children see you voting, they’ll learn that civic engagement is important and they’ll be more likely to vote and be engaged themselves.

October 23, 2014

Why You Should Vote

Why You Should Vote

In the 2012 presidential election, only 57% of the eligible adult population voted. To put it another way, a little less than half of the adults in

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