Fredonia Democracy Project program tackles press and deception
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Fredonia to welcome Buffalo Toronto Public Media for Constitution Day program
SUNY Fredonia’s American Democracy Project will welcome Buffalo Toronto Public Media (BTPM) to campus on Wednesday, Sept. 16.
Senior participates in national webinar on primary election reform
Keira Norton recently participated in a national webinar examining the election process.
Discussion to examine civic engagement among historically marginalized groups
A discussion will examine how democracy becomes more inclusive in practice in a program sponsored by the American Democracy Project.
Panel to explore Gen Z activism
How Generation Z is reshaping activism and democratic engagement will be examined in an American Democracy Project (ADP) panel discussion.
Speaker to explore link between plastic pollution and activism
The League of Women Voters, American Democracy Project and Chemistry Club will host a talk on plastic pollution and activism.
Lecture to highlight connections to presidential history
Western New York’s presidential history will be explored in a presentation as part of SUNY Fredonia’s Civic Discourse programming.
Constitution Day speaker to examine the birth of the modern presidency
Spencer D. Morgan, executive director of the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, will deliver the 2025 Constitution Day keynote.
‘Sip and Stroll’ — a new Library Constitutional Amendment exhibit to open
Explore the U.S. Constitution — one amendment at a time — while enjoying your favorite beverage throughout September at Reed Library.
Public action and awareness panel, workshop set April 23
The American Democracy Project will present “Public Action & Awareness: Navigating Civic Engagement” to explore critical issues of civic participation.