Justice & Civic Identity

Civic Action

You're Never Too Young to be Civically Engaged

Reflections on what it means for Indigenous youth to participate in civic life at the end of Native American Heritage month

BY Cordelia Falls Down

Blog Post

11.30.2020
Racial Equity

Beyond Good Intentions: Facing Racism in America Head On

Claudia Rankine and Eric Liu discuss how to have the difficult conversations necessary to confront systemic racism and about building coalitions to effect change.

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

11.17.2020
Civic Action

We Need Better Arguments, Now More Than Ever

A lack of meaningful engagement among Americans representing opposing views has created and sustained polarization.

BY Erik Gross

Blog Post

10.22.2020
Free Speech and Religion

The Politics of Vulnerability: Can Muslims and Evangelicals Find Common Cause in Religious Freedom?

The Inclusive America Project (IAP) is pleased to publish our new report, “The Politics of Vulnerability: Can Muslims and Evangelicals Find Common Cause in Religious Freedom?”

BY Inclusive America Project

Publication

10.29.2020
Criminal Law and Justice

Now Is the Time to Transform the Criminal Justice System

People are being released from prisons during the pandemic, but what is happening in the communities they've returned to?

BY Douglas Wood

Blog Post

04.24.2020