First occasion Might 2 on the College of Nevada, Reno with Elaina Plott Calabro, Adam Harris, Ron Brownstein, and Evan Smith.
In the present day The Atlantic broadcasts Democracy at a Crossroads, a three-stop tour bringing Atlantic writers to schools and universities throughout the nation to debate essential points shaping the 2024 election cycle. The primary occasion is Thursday, Might 2, at 5:30 p.m. PT on the College of Nevada, Reno with Atlantic workers writers Elaina Plott Calabro, Adam Harris, and Ron Brownstein and contributing author Evan Smith. Through the occasion, Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar will even be interviewed by Jon Ralston, founding father of The Nevada Unbiased, concerning the significance of free and truthful elections. The occasion in Reno is free, and attendees can RSVP right here.
Throughout Democracy at a Crossroads, Atlantic journalists will talk about matters which are central to democracy and this election, together with: navigating the rise of political polarization, the way forward for immigration reform, the excessive stakes for greater training, the gun-control disaster, the social affect of this election, the subsequent period of climate-change reform, and the function of journalism and know-how. The tour will proceed September 12 in Atlanta at Morehouse School, and can be open to all college students within the Atlanta College Heart Consortium; and at Michigan State College in October.
The Atlantic has made overlaying persistent threats to democracy a high editorial precedence, together with the journal’s latest January/February 2024 situation, If Trump Wins, with essays by 24 Atlantic writers––consultants in international and home coverage, economics, and nationwide safety––on the results if Donald Trump have been to be elected once more. Its writers have reported a variety of in depth latest profiles of elected officers and occasion leaders resembling Vice President Kamala Harris, Speaker Mike Johnson, Basic Mark Milley, California Governor Gavin Newsom, and Senator Mitt Romney.
As a part of efforts to introduce The Atlantic to new audiences and develop readership amongst college students, final summer season The Atlantic launched an educational group subscription, which provides total scholar our bodies and school digital entry to The Atlantic’s journalism and 167-year archive. Half 1,000,000 college students and educators can now entry The Atlantic via this subscription providing.
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