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TitlePub. DateDuration
The workings and actions of Democracy01 Nov 202400:24:49
A public life serving democracy brings surprising rewards: An interview with Melody Barnes, Executive Director of the Karsh Institute of Democracy at the University of Virginia
A Navy vet’s new stateside mission: The 2024 election29 Oct 202400:04:54
After graduating from the Naval Academy and serving 12 years as a helicopter pilot and instructor, Julie Hendricks has taken on a new commission — poll worker.
Shining a light on a small town’s government22 Oct 202400:04:24
Laura Mollo wanted her hometown of Richlands, Virginia to be a safe, secure place for her young family. She turned to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act to bring about change.
Restoring voting rights in Virginia, with fish as the bait15 Oct 202400:04:45
Virginia is one of just two states that bans ex-felons from voting unless they receive an executive pardon. Richard Walker uses his nonprofit – and cooking skills – to help other former felons win back their voting rights
A Clerk’s Daily Mission: Provide A Window Into City Government08 Oct 202400:04:41
Hampton Clerk of City Council Katherine Glass stumbled into local government. She’s been soothing angry citizens, organizing public meetings and counting votes for two decades.
From Navy warships to fighting climate change: One woman’s lifetime in public service01 Oct 202400:04:41
Retired Rear Adm. Ann Phillips was among the first cohorts of women to serve on ships at sea. She said “as soon as somebody tells me no, then I'm like, ‘Hmm, oh yes, watch this.’”
A Virginia registrar keeps the wheels of democracy turning24 Sep 202400:04:45
The year-round job of keeping Virginia’s annual elections running like clockwork falls to local officials who work to stay above the political fray
A Navy vet opened up to Congress, stirring landmark policy change17 Sep 202400:03:54
Navy vet and minority advocate Lindsay Church’s personal and public life merged when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade
An Appalachian Publisher Thrives In The Midst Of Industry Upheaval10 Sep 202400:05:53
Democracy at Work—Anne Adams - owner, reporter and most everything in between for her rural weekly - preserves a 147-year-old newspaper
The poll worker’s dilemma: A tie vote03 Sep 2024
Ken Mallory reviewed ballots in a historically close Newport News election. One vote made all the difference.
Democracy at Work Preview27 Aug 2024
Democracy at Work profiles the women and men engaged in public service - either as volunteers or as government workers.
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