Jair Bolsonaro won the 2018 election in large part because of support from Evangelicals, which had the surprising and encouraging impact of galvanizing pro-democracy efforts by Catholics, despite norms enforced...
The armed forces served as a key pillar propping up President Ferdinand Marcos’ dictatorship in the Philippines from 1965-86. After another unfree election in 1986, a dissatisfied military faction, called...
One key target of democratic backsliding in Hungary is the education system. The dismissal of five teachers in 2022 for striking galvanized tens of thousands of teachers, parents, and students...
Despite their small size, Quakers served as an important pillar in undoing the US’ authoritarian, exclusive status quo as part of the civil rights movement. Largely through the American Friends...
Brazil became less free and democratic during Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency from 2019-2022, culminating in a January 6th style attack where Bolsonaro supporters attempted to disrupt the transfer of power to...
Addressing complex challenges like authoritarian resurgence, political violence, and systemic racism requires multiple approaches and learning across communities and disciplines. The Horizons Project is committed to curating and synthesizing insights...
Business and Democracy “Capitalism can’t work without well-functioning governments that design rules to enable innovation and markets, ensure competition, and address social problems.” — Anat Admati, Stanford Economist & Business...
The Horizons Project Director for Race & Democracy, Jarvis Williams, has a conversation with Shun Tucker-Allen, Senior Faith Partnerships Coordinator at Fair Count about her work organizing with faith communities...
The Horizons Project and Beyond Conflict partnered to create this video on ‘The Brain on Authoritarianism’ to support broad-based “united front” organizing in response to the rising authoritarian threat in...