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How Philanthropy Can Support Civic Life and Economic Opportunity
In the aftermath of the election, philanthropy and others will confront many daunting long-term questions about the health of our democracy.
One of those questions concerns the future of America as a place of opportunity. New concerns have arisen, not just about traditional pathways to opportunity but about the structure of the economy itself.
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On Monday, November 30, join us for "Reimagining Democracy: How Philanthropy Can Support Civic Life and Economic Opportunity" at 2 pm ET for a conversation with three essayists:
- Frank Fukuyama, Stanford University
- Brian Hooks, Stand Together
- Safiya Noble, UCLA
This is the second free online briefing inspired by a collection of new essays on the future of American democracy commissioned by the Kettering Foundation and the Knight Foundation, who are partners in this 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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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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