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Coping With the Cost of Health Care:
What Is The Public Voice?
Video Podcast
"We can improve the conversation and that directly impacts people's lives."
Martin Carcasson
DDEX
Ibtesam, Rhanda Slim
Mideast Network
"In our research, we look at what ideas community leaders have about the role of the public in deliberating issues and forming policy."
Alberto Olivas
"When I'm working with the different Pacific Island communities, I must make sure that their way of being is always respected and regarded."
Moerangi Falaoa
"You can't sustain an urban community without the voice of its citizens."
Louise Spiegel
"Students have more of a sense that 'maybe we can do that, too.'"
Katy Harriger
Podcasts
David Mathews discusses Education Research
Speaking of Politics Interview
Fellowships
Ruth Yellowhawk Fellowship
In research done for the Kettering Foundation, Ruth Yellowhawk showed that a legacy of tribal deliberation has carried over into modern day decision making. The foundation wishes to delve more deeply into this legacy and its contemporary applications as part of its study of citizen decision making worldwide. Fellows are selected on the basis of proposals to tell the stories of either historical or contemporary decision making in tribal communities.
Katherine W. Fanning International Fellowship for Journalism and Democracy
Kettering invites journalists and scholars of journalism outside the United States to spend up to a maximum of six months working with us to explore the role of the media in a democratic society and the obligations of journalists to public life.
Learn more
about the Fanning Fellowship.
International Civil Society Fellowship
The Kettering Foundation invites individuals from partner organizations who have completed
Deliberative Democracy Workshops
to spend five months working with us exploring the role of a deliberative public in the political work of their home communities.
Learn more
about the fellowship.