Literacy workshop to help navigate today鈥檚 online media environment
Sorting through wide-ranging types of online news content is the focus of a media literacy workshop, 鈥淭ools for Participating in Today鈥檚 Digital Culture,鈥 in Williams...
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鈥楧emocracy Under Attack鈥 panel to be presented
A discussion of how democracy is fostered and challenged worldwide will be presented on Wednesday, March 29. The panel is being co-sponsored by the American...
Alumna to explore 鈥楳aking it on Capitol Hill 鈥 My Journey to the Beginning鈥 in lecture
Alumna Rachel Skeirik will discuss the professional path she took to the nation鈥檚 capital in a lecture, 鈥淢aking it on Capitol Hill 鈥 My Journey...
Applying for an absentee ballot for mid-term elections made easy by ADP
The American Democracy Project is collaborating with the League of Women Voters of Chautauqua County to help SUNY Fredonia students apply for an absentee ballot...
Hildebrand lecture to examine BLM link to civil rights campaigns
鈥淰oting Rights: Identifying the Deep Roots of #BLM,鈥 a lecture by Department of History Associate Professor Jennifer Hildebrand, will be presented as part of the...
Student voter registration made easy in September
The American Democracy Project at SUNY Fredonia is partnering with the League of Women Voters of Chautauqua County to make voter registration methods more accessible...
Allyson Youngs recognized on the ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll
The American Democracy Project has announced that Allyson Youngs, a senior majoring in Communication: Public Relations, from Allegany, has been placed in the 2022 ALL...
Authoritarianism topic of Zoom roundtable discussion
Students will be able to view a team of highly regarded academics assembled by the University of Wisconsin Law School explore resistance to autocracy in...
How COVID fueled group polarization flames is topic of ADP talk
An exploration of polarization in a highly charged atmosphere will be presented in a virtual talk, 鈥淕roup Polarization in American: How COVID 19 Threw Fuel...
Goal met with over 60 percent of SUNY Fredonia students voting in 鈥20 election
SUNY Fredonia students were squarely on board with the record numbers of Americans who voted in last year鈥檚 presidential election.