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Public Schools: Talking Across the Divide
PUBLIC SCHOOLS: TALKING ACROSS THE DIVIDE. BECKY PRINGLE AND GISELE HUFF Almost everyone has an opinion about public education, especially in the years since the COVID pandemic when the physical closure of schools and online schooling became highly controversial. The vast majority of American students attend public school, but the numbers are falling, partially because…
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Hour of Outreach – Letter Writing!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84397029217 Join us for an Hour of Outreach! We’ll be spending one hour sending emails to law makers to help spread the word on STAR Voting! You can find the outreach playbook for this event as well as future events here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lmXwf-x-c9XT5Sfpla-dtI-3nTCUvLDyHN3SOgVBdAs/edit?usp=sharing Equal Vote is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Hour of…
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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…
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Youth Conflict Resolution in Malawi
Engage in this exciting webinar, Youth Conflict Resolution in Malawi. This 90-minute event will be on August 23rd, 2024, at 2:00 pm ET (USA. UTC -4) / 8:00 pm Malawi Time. Please use the Time Zone Converter to determine when this engaging conversation will be in your time zone. Register here! Brown Masingati is a social worker from…
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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.
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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…
