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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“It just hurts,” said Malcolm Jones, who is working with the Karsh Institute's Repair Lab on the coal dust issue. “To be unheard for that long, it just takes away from the trust of the public.”
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During a record election year, Karsh Institute-affiliated faculty comment on the situation in their countries of expertise.
The population in counties in southern Appalachia designated retirement or recreational areas grew by 3.8%—more than six times the national average, according to Hamilton Lombard, a demographer at the Karsh Institute's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.
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The Karsh Institute works with faculty to administer “Deliberative Dialogue” workshops and offers opportunities for students to have conversations with classmates who hold different views.
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The Karsh Institute of Democracy recently hosted dinner conversations for students to discuss the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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Grand Challenges Research Investments move the needle with a new Digital Technology for Democracy Lab.
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Thomas Jefferson was deeply concerned about the geographic disputes and the disputes around slavery, said Karsh Institute Executive Director Melody Barnes in a conversation about virtue and the Founding Fathers with Jeffrey Rosen, George Will, and Eric Slauter.
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The Freedman’s Bank failure is a generational memory that still haunts Black Americans, says UVA history professor Justene Hill Edwards, author of the forthcoming book, “Savings and Trust: The Rise and Betrayal of the Freedman’s Bank,” which she wrote with support from the Karsh Institute.
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Former federal judge J. Michael Luttig came to the University of Virginia as part of a Karsh Institute of Democracy event covering the 14th Amendment and the February 8 Supreme Court case, Trump v. Anderson.
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Former appeals court judge J. Michael Luttig has been selected as the Karsh Institute's first Distinguished Fellow in Law and Democracy.
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