The Karsh Institute, the Miller Center, the Center for Politics, and the Department of Politics are partnering on a pan-University blog offering timely insights on topics related to this year's elections.
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A series of profiles from the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism, WHRO, and the Karsh Institute takes inspiration from community journalism.
current.org
Christopher Carter, from the Karsh Institute’s John L. Nau III History & Principles of Democracy Lab, looks at trends in elections in Latin America.
millercenter.org
Young Americans need more communal pathways to adulthood than just the traditional, four-year college route, writes Karsh Institute Practitioner Fellow Sam Pressler.
americancompass.org
The Election 2024 blog—a partnership between the Karsh Institute, the Miller Center, the Center for Politics, and the Department of Politics—provides insights for those wanting to learn more about the candidates and issues.
news.virginia.edu
September 17th is Constitution Day and UVA's Karsh Institute and Batten School hosted a panel with Judge J. Michael Luttig to talk about America's democracy and the rule of law.
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Brazil’s attempt to strike a balance between free speech and regulation of online platforms has become politicized, writes Digital Technology for Democracy Lab's Yasmin Curzi de Mendonça.
theconversation.com
Weak performance belies X's importance as a gathering place for journalists, politicians, academics, and celebrities whose interactions resounded far beyond, according to the Digital Technology for Democracy Lab's David Nemer.
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“[Brazil's] laws pertaining to free speech are different from the First Amendment in this country,” said the Digital Technology for Democracy Lab's David Nemer. “In Brazil, hate speech is not protected.”
www.nbcnews.com
The University of Virginia Equity Center and Karsh Institute of Democracy have launched the Voices of Democracy: What Democracy Means to Me writing contest for local middle and high schoolers.
www.cbs19news.com
“We saw that for young people today who were raised in two-parent households, they actually get significantly more support from their fathers compared to young people one or two generations ago,” said Sam Pressler, a practitioner fellow at the University of Virginia’s Karsh Institute of Democracy.
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