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Education articles on Democracy Chronicles

It is clear that high rates of education are essential for countries to be able to achieve high levels of economic growth and to manage a modern democracy. Spreading quality education to everyone around the world is vital to progress.

Innovative Election Law Clinic Launches At Harvard Law School

by DC Editors - April 9, 2021

Innovative Election Law Clinic Launches At Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School has announced a new Election Law Clinic aimed among other things at providing students with litigation experience.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Education

New Report On Youth Voters And Gaps In Our Democracy

by DC Editors - April 3, 2021

New Report On Youth Voters And Gaps In Our Democracy

The Civics Center has released a new report that examines youth voters in the U.S. and the existing gaps in American democracy.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Education, Voter Access, Youth Voting Rights

Civics Education Failing to Boost Youth Voting Or Volunteerism

by DC Editors - March 26, 2021

States that have civics education do not always have higher test scores, more youth voting, or more young people volunteering.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Education, Youth Voting Rights

These American Colleges Have The Most Political Lobbying Power

by DC Editors - March 21, 2021

Illinois University

Just one college wins the March Madness showdown, but the higher education was a huge winner in the Democrats’ stimulus package.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Education, Money Politics, Political Lobbying, Youth Voting Rights

Can A Dictionary Bring Peace To The Korean Peninsula?

by DC Editors - March 19, 2021

Can A Dictionary Bring Peace To The Korean Peninsula?

South Korea wants to push through with a unified dictionary of the Korean language to achieve peace but there is silence from the North.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Asia, Education, North Korea, South Korea

New Tool Makes Students Better At Detecting Fake Imagery And Videos

by DC Editors - March 15, 2021

New Tool Makes Students Better At Detecting Fake Imagery And Videos

Uppsala University researchers have created digital self-test showing how to analyze news stories, photos, videos shared on social media.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Education, Internet and Democracy, Journalism and Free Speech, Social Media and Democracy, Voting Technology

Why Are Only 20% of Wikipedia’s Biographies About Women?

by DC Editors - March 9, 2021

Why Are Only 20% of Wikipedia’s Biographies About Women?

Many people rely on Wikipedia for fast details, but searching for anything on the site does not always produce the most accurate results.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Education, Internet and Democracy, Women and Democracy, Worldwide

New Harvard Course Using Math And Computer Science To Fix Democracy

by DC Editors - March 9, 2021

Using Math And Computer Science To Fix Democracy

Could a technical perspective yield more robust democratic systems when designing and improving those democratic systems?

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Education, Election Methods, Election Science, Voting Technology

Massive Investment In Social Studies And Civics Education Proposed

by DC Editors - March 4, 2021

Massive Investment In Social Studies And Civics Education Proposed

A detailed plan reimagining civic education shows a way toward a healthy American democracy at a time of deep polarization.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Education, Election History, Youth Voting Rights

India Fake News Problem Fueled By Digital Illiteracy

by DC Editors - March 3, 2021

India Fake News Problem Fueled By Digital Illiteracy

For more than 90% of India’s population, digital literacy is almost non-existent. This situation is fuelling the fake news problem in India.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Education, India, Internet and Democracy, Journalism and Free Speech, Social Media and Democracy, Voting Technology

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