Advocacy and the Rule of Law: Democracy’s Next Chapter
About this episode
Experts discuss the threats to American democracy and the role of civic engagement in addressing these challenges.
Join Cornell Brooks School experts Jared Carter and Thomas O'Toole as they discuss how American democracy faces serious institutional threats from voting rights challenges to political polarization, while exploring how civic engagement can help navigate this critical moment and potentially reshape the nation's legal and political landscape.
People in this episode
Guests: Jared Carter, Thomas O'Toole
Topics covered
- democracy
- civic engagement
- voting rights
- political polarization
- institutional threats
Keywords
- democracy
- civic engagement
- voting rights
- political polarization
- institutional threats
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cornell Brooks School
Places: American
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