democracy Archives - Kettering Foundation

Our Duty Is to the Constitution, Not One Person
June 12, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: Alexander Vindman, democracy, Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, From Many, We, military, national guard, protests|
Trans Kids Are Under Attack. That Hurts Everyone.
June 3, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, democracy, gender-affirming health care, health care, inclusive democracy, LGBTQ+, The Context|
Moral Mondays in the Nation’s Capital
May 30, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: civil rights, Defending Inclusive Democracy, democracy, From Many, We, Moral Mondays, William J. Barber II|
Democracy’s Stress Test: Combating Disinformation and External Influence in Romania’s Electoral Process
May 28, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: democracy, Democracy around the Globe, disinformaiton, elections, European Digital Services Act, misinformation, Resilience & Resistance, Romania, Russia|
Sarah Longwell: To Defend Democracy, Stop Talking about “Democracy”
May 27, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: conservative, democracy, GOP, republican, Sarah Longwell, Senior Fellows, The Context|
J. Michael Luttig on the End of Rule of Law in America
May 21, 2025
Categories: Videos
Tags: democracy, Donald Trump, J. Michael Luttig, Senior Fellows, The Atlantic, The Stakes|
Sarah Longwell: The Republican Party Has Abandoned Its Principles
May 20, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: conservative, democracy, GOP, republican, Sarah Longwell, Senior Fellows, The Context|
Five Steps toward a Resilient Nonprofit Sector
May 15, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: Defending Inclusive Democracy, democracy, From Many, We, nonprofit sector, resilience, Yelena V. Litvinov|
Kettering Partners with WYSO on One Small Step
May 13, 2025
Categories: News
Tags: American Folklife Center, democracy, NPR, Storycorps, WYSO|
Diane Ravitch: What’s Democratic about Giving Tax Dollars to Private Schools?
May 6, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, Diane Ravitch, education, Information for a Democratic Society, The Context|
How the SAVE Act Threatens the Foundations of Modern Voter Registration
April 30, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: democracy, elections, From Many, We, SAVE Act, voting, voting rights|
Sharon L. Davies on Courage, Faith, and Freedom
April 29, 2025
Categories: Videos
Tags: Brad Rourke, Defending Democracy, democracy, DOGE, federal budget, Sharon L Davies, The Stakes, William J. Barber II|
How to Defend Democracy on Tax Day
April 15, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: democracy, Donald Trump, From Many, We, inclusive democracy, taxation|
Do Not Comply: A Lesson from the Last Three Months of Anti-Trans Attacks
April 11, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: anti-trans, democracy, Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, Donald Trump, inclusive democracy, LGBTQ+|
Ece Temelkuran: There Is No Hope. There Is Us. That’s It.
April 8, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: authoritarianism, democracy, Democracy around the Globe, Ece Temelkuran, Erdogan, fascism, The Context, Turkey|
The Dismantling of USAID: A Disaster for Global Democracy and a Boon to Authoritarianism
March 27, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: Bolivia, Daniel Tirrell, democracy, Democracy around the Globe, From Many, We, inclusive democracy, USAID|
Gábor Scheiring: Saving Democracy Is about Saving People
March 25, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, democracy, Democracy around the Globe, Fellows, Gábor Scheiring, Global Fellows, The Context|
Nazis Burned Trans Books to Usher in Fascism: Now Trump Does the Same
March 17, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: democracy, Donald Trump, Erin Reed, fascism, From Many, We|
Africa’s Gen Z: Democracy’s Last Line of Defense
March 14, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: democracy, Democracy around the Globe, From Many, We, Tendai Murisa|
“One Nation Under a Groove”: Funkadelic’s Lessons for Democracy
March 12, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: Alex Lovit, authoritarianism, democracy, Democracy and the Arts, From Many, We, George Clinton, Parliament-Funkadelic|