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Resources on Art, Cultural Work & Inclusive Democracy

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Clowns, Reverse Boycotts, and Involuntary Walkathons: How Communiti...

*This article was written by Chief Organizer Maria J. Stephan and was first published on Just Security. The new dystopian Hollywood film, Civil War, has raised the specter of devastating violent conflict...

US Bishops and the January 6th Capitol Attack on Democracy: A Pilla...

After the January 6th Capitol attack, U.S. Catholic bishops responded in varied ways, reflecting the Church's complex political positioning. Some bishops condemned the attack as an assault on democracy, often...

Sensemaking with Horizons: Dr. Jeanine Abrams McLean, President of ...

As a part of Horizons’ Sensemaking Series on Race & Democracy, we invited the President of Fair Count, Dr. Jeanine Abrams McLean, to discuss their work as a non-partisan, non-profit...

How you can more effectively advance multi-racial democracy

On March 3, 2024, Maria J. Stephan, co-lead of the Horizons Project, discussed her work to strengthen multi-racial democracy in the US and globally to the Forum at All Souls...

Introducing Our Race and Democracy Portfolio

Chief Network Weaver, Julia Roig, and Director for Race & Democracy, Jarvis Williams, have a conversation about why the Horizons Project created this new role and portfolio of work and...

Can Multiracial Democracy Survive?

Racial justice and pro-democracy advocates share a common agenda.

Defending Democracy by Expanding the Agenda

As 2024 continues, all eyes are on the Presidential election. Many Americans are focused on the colossal task of ensuring our democracy can survive another crucial election without descending into violence....

Understanding Pillars of Support

Horizons has been focusing on how various Pillars of Support, notably faith-based organizations, businesses, unions & professional associations, and veterans/military groups, have contributed to authoritarian systems and how they have...