The Fulcrum // By Reya Kumar Elections are the central pillar around which a democratic republic is built — the manifestation of citizen representation in government. And yet, local governments…
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The National Institute for Civil Discourse's Executive Director Keith Allred shared insights with members of the the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress. He discussed how Congress can engage…
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Watch now as Cheryl Graeve, Director of National Programs, Engaging Differences, and Golden Rule 2020 at the National Institute for Civil Discourse, helps launch America Talks on ABC News Live.…
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citybiz // INTERVIEWED BY DAVID NEVINSKeith Allred is the Executive Director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse, an organization that works to build our nation’s capacity to engage differences constructively. His…
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The Fulcrum // by David Meyers // Photo by Win McNamee/Getty ImagesJust three Republican senators have declared their intent to vote in favor of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, completing a…
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Presented by the Program on Legislative Negotiation, the Program on Law and Government, and the AU Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies Wednesday, April 6, 2022, 12:00 - 1:00…
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This year marks Leadership Ohio’s (LO) 30th anniversary, a milestone in our storied history. This anniversary creates an opportunity to reflect on how the organization has evolved, and how we might shape…
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Timothy Shaffer to guide Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Ithaca Initiative UDaily // Article by Christine Serio-Shively // Photo by Evan KrapeThe University of Delaware’s Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public…
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We join the nation today in mourning the loss of Madeleine Albright, who led by the best principles of civil discourse and bipartisanship during her historic career in public service…
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When the governing body of the Republican Party called the events of Jan. 6, 2021, “legitimate public discourse,” it renewed a sometimes-furious debate about what are, and aren’t, acceptable forms…
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