Historian Iris de Rode is working to shed light on the European alliances and ideas that helped fuel American independence.
Pelosi sat down with Susan Page, USA Today Washington bureau chief, for a conversation hosted by the Karsh Institute of Democracy in UVA's Rotunda.
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"Our Founding Fathers—and here we are at Mr. Jefferson’s University—believed that democracy could work because of the goodness of the American people,”Pelosi said at the Karsh Institute's "Congress as a Cornerstone of American Democracy" event at the Rotunda.
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Pelosi urged attendees at a Karsh Institute event in the Rotunda to maintain faith in democracy and our country’s Constitution during what she sees as a tumultuous period.
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At a Rotunda event hosted by the Karsh Institute, Pelosi addressed students and community members, emphasizing the importance of the Constitution’s separation of powers and warning that the system of checks and balances is being tested.
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During an event hosted by the Karsh Institute, Pelosi said she continues to believe in “the goodness of the American people,” and that she believes Republicans in Congress will reassert the separation of powers as laid out in the Constitution.
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In her new book, Karsh Institute Gibson Fellow Lauren Duval tells the story of the Revolution through the experiences of the civilians living under British occupation.
In an era of social media, deepfakes, and shrinking attention spans, images not only convey the news, but also influence public trust and hold power to account.
The Karsh Institute of Democracy's signature program strives to turn controversial topics into productive policy discussions.
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The Society hosted Barnes as the first in a series of events for its Distinguished Speaker Series, for which experts in politics, law, and history will discuss the importance of their work.
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Political violence, stagnant pay, and family-unfriendly legislatures are pushing Gen Z and Millennial state lawmakers to consider leaving office—even as many say they still believe in public service, a new report from former Karsh Institute Fellow Reed Howard finds.
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