Still Learning After All These Years
Failure and success stories from Tom Still and Dave Iverson of the We the People/Wisconsin Project.
Failure and success stories from Tom Still and Dave Iverson of the We the People/Wisconsin Project.
A recap of projects funded by the Pew Center for 1995.
Bill Edmonds at the Tallahassee Democrat talks about moving the Public Agenda project on-line, with more that 300 citizens logging on for the discussion.
Frank Denton and Esther Thorson formally measure the impact of the We the People/Wisconsin media coalition on reader and viewer engagement.
The Eagle gets feedback that people were paying attention: "Coverage that start[ed] from the reader's viewpoint" boosted voter turnout in the '94 elections.
Groundbreaking ideas to center election coverage on citizens grow out of a Boston brainstorming session in March.
In San Francisco, the Chronicle's Voice of the Voter project gets some very quantitative feedback: a count of exactly how many voter-registration forms, distributed for the first time in the newspaper, were completed.
Navigating the "swamp" -- Richard Harwood and Buzz Merritt find and explore civic spaces in Wichita.