The 14th Amendment: When Should a Presidential Candidate Be Disqualified?
Retired Federal Judge J. Michael Luttig examines the 14th Amendment and what it might mean for the 2024 presidential election.
Retired Federal Judge J. Michael Luttig examines the 14th Amendment and what it might mean for the 2024 presidential election.
How can we make democratic participation more inclusive?
How do data-driven technologies intersect with athletics—ranging from performance optimization and injury risk reduction to labor, surveillance, and the global economy of sports?
Melvin Rogers (Brown University) and Lawrie Balfour (UVA) examine how thinkers’ “light of faith” was darkened but not extinguished by slavery.
Taking a step back to trace the origins of AI and the various inventions and technologies that comprise it.
How polarized politics shape the law and policy of our current immigration system
Professor Andrew Curran (Wesleyan University), and French professor Philippe Roger (UVA) explore the influential French Enlightenment thinker Denis Diderot.
While freedom of speech is a core tenet of American democracy, it has long been the object of intense controversy. In this “Democracy Dialogues” event, experts take a close look at how free speech relates to academic freedom at universities, examining whether and how to protect all forms of speech on college campuses.
A vibrant exploration of democracy from every angle. The free three-day event brought together thought leaders, journalists, policymakers, scholars, activists, artists, and students in Charlottesville, VA, to imagine how we can collectively shape a thriving democratic future. Learn more and watch featured sessions.
Molly Harlow, Charles Hartgrove, Siri Russell
The Local Government Equity Clinic participants discuss the role of local government in facilitating equity in the community—and what has made the clinic a success.