Young voters represent the future of America. To help understand where that future is going, researchers at Princeton University are hearing from thousands of young people to learn what they think are the most important issues facing our nation and the world today. 

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Disenchantment with democracy can arise from several sources that reflect very different priorities and values. As researchers ponder the significance of declining satisfaction with democracy (SWD), it is important to distinguish between dissatisfaction that stems from a weak commitment to democratic ideals paired with an openness to populism…

April 22, 2024 4:30pm-6:00pm

Speaker:  Clifford Young

This year there are more than 70 national elections scheduled to take place around the world, including roughly 40 for the executive branch. As this abnormally high number of elections takes place, new public opinion research finds broad-based support for candidates that could usher in a renewed cohort of populist, anti-establishment governments–and potentially, a broader backsliding of democratic norms across the globe.

April 15, 2024 2:00pm-3:00pm

Speakers: Christina Pao, Vikas Maturi

 Please join Christina Pao (SPPS Robert F. Dentler Student Practitioner Award Winner) and Vikas Maturi (Liberation Ventures Chief of Staff) for a webinar entitled “Research for Reparations: Co-creating Knowledge for Movement Building”. An opportunity for Q&A…