Justice & Civic Identity

How do we ensure that they have more equitable access to social and economic mobility?

These young leaders, along with other inspiring presenters, will take the stage from October 8 to 10 in Aspen.

This guide is intended to help local science and civics groups increase communication and collaboration.

A new article dives into some of The Race Card Project’s early engagements and explores why and how these conversations are critical for America.

#MeToo has been almost exclusively by and for adults, yet harassment and assault often begins earlier. If we want change, we need youth-serving solutions.

The Better Arguments Project has been named an Erase The Hate Change Maker! Learn how it equips Americans to have arguments that bring us closer together instead of driving us further apart at www.erasethehateorg.

Jamelle Bouie, Michael Signer, Melody Barnes, and Leslie Greene Bowman share thoughts on how Charlottesville is working to recover one year after hate rallies were held there.

Aspen Institute President and CEO Dan Porterfield delivered remarks at the 25th Annual Summer Celebration Dinner in Aspen, Colorado.

Michele Norris talk all things The Race Card Project on this podcast focusing on issues of race with a panel of guests spanning different generations.