Justice & Civic Identity

The High Resolves learning model – which empowers young people by awakening their sense of “human responsibility” – has adapted to scale across contexts and geographies.

Religious, spiritual, and ethical teachings have a profound impact on people’s perspectives and inform many of our civic debates. Understanding other’s worldviews can make for healthier disagreement.

What would it take to make Detroit a “just city” – an actual sanctuary of justice for its residents? Amanda Alexander, founder and

Black Americans, like other groups that have been oppressed in the nation’s history, have picked up lessons about standing together and fighting back.

What did it take to break the blue wall of silence, the informal code among police officers protecting their own?

This country is built on systems propped up by sexism and racism—as Black women we encounter this every day.

For Eric Cadora, Director of the Justice Mapping Center, the map is just the beginning of the process. In this episode of Shades of Free

Throughout American history, racism has been embedded in health and health care. To justify slavery, scientists promulgated falsehoods about African Americans and health.

The Rebuilding Democracy Project aims to apply specific aspects of Judaism’s traditions to the myriad conversations of American political life.