The Karsh Institute is earning the confidence of funders across the country who rely on its evidence-based programs and research to inform effective solutions.
In a new book, a multidisciplinary group of distinguished scholars explore the vibrant historical debate over whether democracy and capitalism can and should coexist in the United States.
At the Karsh Institute’s signature biennial gathering, participants turned ideas into action, connecting across generations and perspectives to confront democracy’s challenges and to imagine its future.
As Americans raise urgent questions about the health and direction of democracy, the Karsh Institute’s signature event brings together voices from a variety of perspectives to confront these questions, wrestle with competing ideas, and envision a democracy strong enough to thrive for generations to come.
Democracy360 speakers Beth Macy and Mike Ellison explore the critical relationship between democracy and the arts.
To better understand voter experiences and attitudes, UVA professors conducted a two-wave national survey before and after Election Day 2024. The findings highlight both deep partisan divides and areas of common experience.
There is a strong connection between robust local journalism ecosystems and a healthy democracy. This study is a first step toward understanding the complex and dynamic information ecosystem in Virginia.
There is a growing tension between congressional and executive authority over tariffs, a conflict with deep constitutional roots and real-world economic impact.
With new support from Wake Forest University’s Educating Character Initiative, the Civic Cornerstone Fellowship enters its second year with momentum.
A UVA law professor explains why this phrase is so important to democracy, and how its definition is harder to pin down than you might think.