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[Article] Online and in the Streets: Civic Participation and Protest in America
In a recent report for the Charles F. Kettering Foundation, CECE Director Dana R. Fisher and Postdoctoral Fellow Arman Azedi wrote about the state of civic participation in America. You can read the full piece “Online and in the Streets: Civic Participation and Protest in America” here.
Research and action for a more just and sustainable world
The Center for Environment, Community, & Equity (CECE) is American University’s umbrella for environmental work across the AU community. We are committed to cultivating trans-disciplinary work that focuses on the interrelations among the environment, community, and equity. Building on the university’s long-standing strengths in social justice and environmental protection, CECE is forging new paths for addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
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