As the dust settles from the U.S. presidential election, the American public can celebrate that the election process was ...

The Harvard Kennedy School’s Project on Indigenous Governance and Development is pleased to announce Sophie Pierre as its ...

A public interest and scholarly project to document protests and demonstrations in the United States.

Jay Ulfelder has two decades of experience working at the intersection of social science and data science, with a particular focus on protest, collective action, human rights, democracy, and ...

Through our books, case studies, journal articles, papers, and surveys, the Ash Center is home to some of the world’s most advanced research and publications on issues related to democratic governance ...

The proliferation of artificial intelligence has the potential to upend our democracy — for better or worse. AI tools could allow for new forms of participation while at the same time facilitating the ...

Roughly 80 percent of the population who do not live in “swing states” lack a clear notion of what they “need to do” to actively support their candidates. Near the close of their speeches at the ...

Join us for a conversation with lawyer, author, and antiracism ethicist Fatimah Gilliam (MPP ‘98) whose work encourages individuals to unlearn racism and challenge misconceptions in their personal and ...

Two days after the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad and Professor Leah Wright Rigueur hosted an online conversation addressing the current political moment. Examining ...

Alberto Alemanno is the Jean Monnet Professor of European Union Law at HEC Paris. One of the leading voices on Europe’s democratization, Alberto’s scholarship has been centered on how law and policies ...