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Billions of dollars have poured into efforts to strengthen democracy, especially as political divisions, racial strife, and a once-in-a-century health crisis have put new strains on how America governs itself.
After Election-Day challenges recede, philanthropy must face big long-term questions about how to ensure our democracy serves all citizens well in the decades ahead.
Register now to join the Chronicle of Philanthropy for a two-part discussion produced in partnership with the Kettering Foundation and the Knight Foundation to coincide with the publication of a collection of essays reflecting on American democracy.
After Election-Day challenges recede, philanthropy must face big long-term questions about how to ensure our democracy serves all citizens well in the decades ahead.
Register now to join the Chronicle of Philanthropy for a two-part discussion produced in partnership with the Kettering Foundation and the Knight Foundation to coincide with the publication of a collection of essays reflecting on American democracy.
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On Monday, November 9 at 2 pm ET, “Reimagining Democracy: Philanthropy’s Long-Term Role” will feature:
- Cathy Cohen, University of Chicago
- Yuval Levin, American Enterprise Institute, and National Affairs
- Daniel Rothschild, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
- Moderator Stacy Palmer, editor, Chronicle of Philanthropy
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Register Now for Both Sessions:
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Joining the Session
After registering, you’ll receive two emails with a link to the session: one will arrive the day before, and one will arrive the day-of the event.
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Joining the Session
After registering, you’ll receive two emails with a link to the session: one will arrive the day before, and one will arrive the day-of the event.
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