The debate over what counts as credible evidence often occurs on a methodological level
(ie, about what technical applications of systematic inquiry provide believable, justifiable …

This article focuses on the use of radio broadcasts as resources for those organizing and
convening face-to-face discussion groups in rural communities across the United States in …

This chapter focuses on historical and contemporary examples of civic education and
deliberative democracy efforts that put civil discourse at the center of that work. By looking at …

The land-grant university system was founded in the 19th century as a public means to help
improve people's everyday lives. A century and a half later, the challenges that the public …

As the authors have done in hundreds of other communities, Everyday Democracy
supported the dialogues as part of Horizons by creating dialogue materials, training …

Beyond the Myth of the Town Meeting: Discursive Engagement as Governance Page 1 Journal
of Public Deliberation Volume 15 Issue 2 Town Meeting Politics in the United States: The Idea …

Evidence is mounting that democracies are in crisis. There is growing distrust of media.
Confidence in major institutions has reached historical lows. Historically fringe voices are …

The purpose of this study was to enhance the K-State Research and Extension brand
through community-based social marketing strategies that emphasize internal branding and …