Our society, democracy and communities will never achieve their full potential on equal rights, justice, and opportunities for all unless we intentionally and honestly...
Connecticut Humanities
In collaboration with partners, CT Humanities provided a statewide framework to address issues with three major goals: to further public knowledge and awareness of Connecticut’s crucial role in the creation of American democracy; to explore the importance of civic engagement and how it affects us personally and collectively; and to highlight the importance of voting rights. Partner organizations tapped their expertise to support and educate citizens both before and after the election and combined resources to reach a broad audience. The overarching premise is that our society is best served by a thriving and diverse democracy.
Bridging Divides, Community Conversation, Connecticut Humanities
What do we want our democracy to look like?
Join CPTV’s CUTLINE for a special dialogue among Connecticut residents, “Democracy and Community: Toward a Civic Reconstruction”. Designed and facilitated by the...
Author Interview, Civic Engagement, Connecticut Humanities
Beyond Election Day: Renewing Our Culture of Civic Participation
What is the cure for the post-Presidential Election blues? The answer: an interesting and lively conversation with author Andrew Sommers, whose book—Engaged: A Citizen’s...
Electoral College, Panel Discussion, Connecticut Humanities
The Electoral College and its Role in the Presidential Election
Panel discussion on the Electoral College and its role in Presidential Elections. Sponsored by Everyday Democracy and Hartford Votes/Vota Coalition. Made possible...
