• Writing + Media Action Team Call


    Join the Writing & Media Team to engage with local media to inform your community and legislators and build the political will to advance the For Our Freedom amendment. Experienced writers and rookies are all welcome. Sessions will cover best practices for writing effective media pieces as well as getting published and interacting with local media. Each…

  • You’re Working With WHO?


    Join State Business Executives for our You’re Working With WHO?’ webinar with U.S. Senator Welch (VT) and U.S. Senator Marshall (KS). The series dives into congressional compromise, bipartisanship, and today’s state of play in Congress.

  • Pro-Life & Pro-Choice Leaders In The Same Room


    PRO-LIFE AND PRO-CHOICE LEADERS TOGETHER IN THE SAME ROOM: REVEREND ANNE FOWLER AND FRANCES HOGAN Abortion is one of the most passionate, divisive, and emotional issues in the 2024 election campaign. The debate is often dominated by extremes on both sides. But what if passionate pro-life and pro-choice movement leaders could get together in the…

  • Civil Dialogues—Why Partnerships Matter


    There was a time in the not too distant past when Americans could disagree without labeling friends, colleagues, and family members as “other.” Leaders who reached across the aisle to solve the nation’s problems were celebrated, not demonized. Take the relationship between former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush. The 1992 presidential election…

  • Democracy Happy Hour


    Grab a drink and come hear about the latest democracy news, topic of the week, ongoing efforts to fix democracy, and actions you can take at our weekly Democracy Happy Hour, Wednesdays @ 5 pm PT.

  • How the Media Rage Machine Divides America


    HOW THE MEDIA RAGE MACHINE DIVIDES AMERICA: CHRIS STIREWALT From cars to entertainment, technology to retailing, most large industries have faced huge changes in the past thirty years. But none more so than the news business. Since 2000, countless numbers of local and regional newspapers went bust. Those that did survive fired a big percentage…