The Democracy Fund invests in social entrepreneurs working to ensure that our political system is responsive to the public and able to meet the greatest challenges facing our nation.
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Guest Post: Learning from the Democracy Fund’s Early GrantsBy Peter Levine / June 10thLast year, the Democracy Fund made a series of inaugural grants during the 2012 election that experimented with different approaches to informing voters, exposing them to alternative points of view, and reducing the influence of deceptive political communications. CIRCLE (the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning & Engagement at Tufts University), was asked to evaluate these projects in order to learn more about their reach and influence. |
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A More Responsive Political SystemBy Joe Goldman / March 19thIn my last post, I introduced our grantees working to foster greater bipartisan problem solving in our political system. This time, I’d like to talk about some of the initial grants that we have made towards creating a more responsive political system. |
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Welcome to the Democracy FundBy Joe Goldman / February 4thThanks for visiting the new web site of the Democracy Fund. We’re excited to have this space to share the work of our new initiatives. |
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