Where do we go from here in a post-Roe world? What do you need to think about? What do you NOT need to think about? We have the people to tell...
Where do we go from here in a post-Roe world? What do you need to think about? What do you NOT need to think about? We have the people to tell...
2021 was a difficult election cycle for Democrats nationally, but Pittsburgh made history by electing its first Black mayor in the city history. Also elected were 5 progressive judges, all...
We’ve talked a lot about 2020, but how do races in 2022 lay the foundation for fair elections in 2024 and beyond? This panel features Secretaries of States and candidates...
In June, the nation was shocked by the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Americans’ long-standing right to abortion by the Court’s issuance of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization...
How do we hold our ground and go on offense while the right fearmongers around transgender youth, ‘parental rights,’ and Critical Race Theory? By saying what we are for, while...
The stereotype of the absent Black father gained currency in the 1960s as the political advancements of the civil rights movement failed to translate into economic and social progress for...
It's been months since the January 6 insurrection, and America still hasn’t reconciled with this attack on our nation’s sovereignty. Congress was unable to pass an Independent Commission; many Republican...
Secretaries of State on the frontlines of administering the nation's election laws discuss the threats to voting rights and what we need to do to save our democracy. This panel...
For four years, Democratic Attorneys General played defense, suing the Trump administration—and winning. Now, they have the opportunity to flex their legal muscles in a different way: on offense. Dem...
The Environmental Justice for All Act has significant support from grassroots environmental justice groups that have traditionally not been part of Beltway political coalitions. Hear from Rep. Raul M. Grijalva,...