This field report compiles report-backs and perspectives from political practitioners shared in the final weeks of the 2026 U ...

Join CAPS for a lively post-midterm election conversation with lightning talk presentations by our panelists Archon Fung, ...

Do Social Media Platforms Make People Happier? Social media has become one of the primary ways that families, communities and ...

Engaged California is the nation’s first state-run deliberation program, and a new law aims to make it last.

Madison Lindsey joined the Crowd Counting Consortium in 2023 as a Research Assistant while working towards her master’s in Human Rights Studies at the University of Connecticut. She currently serves ...

Dylan is a sophomore at Harvard College studying Government and Economics. His academic interests center on how public policy and legislation can most effectively improve well-being and address social ...

Amid rising threats, harassment, and political polarization, panelists at a recent Ash Center webinar discussed how law enforcement and election officials can collaborate to protect voters and ...

A recent event explored how sports have shaped movements for racial justice, gender equality, religious freedom, LGBTQ+ rights, disability rights and broader inclusion in the United States. Terms of ...

On campus last week, Allen Lab Fellow Joshua Darr shared his recent report, From Questions to Evidence, with Allen Lab members and Harvard’s Nieman Lab (A new report argues newsrooms need to do more ...

Join Thad Dunning, Robson Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley and Director of the Center on the Politics of Development, for a Global Challenges to Democracy ...