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Getting Past Partisanship and Polarization: Community Civic Infrastructure

In this panel discussion, community organizers, leaders, and democracy advocates explored examples from communities all over the country where this is working today. Then, they discussed the challenge of replicating and expanding community civic infrastructure initiatives across the country.

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The Present — and Future — of Alternatives to Police

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