Team Democracy and More Perfect are challenging candidates for public office to pledge themselves to the peaceful transfer of power.

A new project from America Amplified seeks to give people the tools and information they need to vote.

Whether it’s civil war, famine, military junta, or some other crisis, the Carter Center team’s goal is to strengthen the democratic system on the ground and improve the future of the country.

Ashley Quarcoo announces a new program to support public servants and educate and engage Americans across sectors.

Featuring Maggie Oliver, Joanna Lydgate, and Bill Gates. Moderated by Krys Boyd

Five top national security leaders talk about the current threat to American democracy and why Team Democracy's Safe and Fair Elections (SAFE) Pledge is necessary to protect our democracy.

The future of our democracy depends on rebuilding trust in our elections and the vehicles for ensuring the peaceful transfer of power.

Brian Corley, Ben Ginsberg, Stephen Heintz, and Julietta Henry field questions from the More Perfect Community

Moderated by Dr. Leah Wright Rigueur, Professor of History, Johns Hopkins University

Natalie Tran from the Civic Alliance and Mike Carney from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announce corporate-civic initiatives for the 2022 election cycle

Historian Jon Meacham shares commentary on the history of our elections.

In this TED Talk, Epps-Johnson describes how the US Alliance for Election Excellence is working to improve the performance of systems serving 240 million voters.

On Feb. 25, nine Republicans and nine Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced the Building Civic Bridges Act – bipartisan legislation empowering communities to tackle division.

If ever there was a need to repair the systems of our republic, protect access to the ballot box and strengthen our elections, that time is now.

Just as young people should be taught coding, they must be taught the decoding of news and information as a prerequisite of informed citizenship.

How often do nations have a chance for a fresh start? Rarely. These moments tend to come after wars or disasters – and determine the path nations take in the decades that follow.

The late comedian Joan Rivers often quipped, “Can we talk?” If her catchphrase was asked today, it might be met with a resounding “No.”

Our constitutional democracy is ailing. If we didn’t know that before Jan. 6, the lesson was etched into our souls that day.

The formative moment for a new generation.

We should enact an Emergency Service to Nation Jobs effort to engage 500,000 young people in a year of service to put them to work and meet the nation’s pressing needs.

We have heard presidents calling on the American people to give back to their country. Today, the U.S. faces a crisis unlike any in living memory: a global pandemic that is changing how we live..

The year ahead will present both enormous challenge and opportunity for a nation severely fractured across political and myriad other lines.

A report examining the case for national service, highlighting the various ways in which that service could unfold, and concluding that large-scale national service is needed in America now.

The social renaissance is happening from the ground up.

Barack Obama gave his farewell address to the American people on January 10, 2017. At this moment during his speech, he emphasized the importance of looking after our democracy.