Justice & Civic Identity

Work that bridges religious divides is more urgent than ever.

Good arguments are essential to American civic life.

Michele Norris returned to her hometown in Minneapolis in April to talk race and diversity.

New Voices Fellows Agnes Igoye and Quratulain Fatima are redefining gender norms in their home countries.

We are asking individuals around the country: What do you think every American should know?

As part of an ongoing partnership with United Way of Central Maryland, Michele Norris speaks to a crowd of hundreds in Baltimore about The Race Card Project.

Too often, the dominant narrative of Philadelphia history focuses on the accomplishments of white men, leaving out the equally important contributions of other groups including people of color and women.

Students from John Bartram High School are headed to this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival after claiming first place in the Aspen Challenge: Philadelphia competition.

As thousands organized to lead and take part in March for Our Lives, students from 14 high schools across New Orleans came together to inspire each other to lead solutions to racial inequities,