Kettering Foundation

Kettering Foundation

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Nonpartisan, nonprofit, operating foundation rooted in the American tradition of inventive research focused on the needs of democracy worldwide. www.kettering.org

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“This is one of the largest projects that has ever been done on American democracy.” The newest data from the @kettering.org - @gallup.com #DemocracyForAll Project is now available.

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Drawing on responses from more than 23,000 US adults, this report offers a unique look at how Americans are experiencing democracy across communities, generations, and backgrounds. Explore Frustration Rises, Commitment Endures: https://bit.ly/46ZWFZX

Native Americans, like all citizens, have the right to vote, but many face unique obstacles. This is what voting requirements can look like for Native Americans:

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Through humor, Ricardo Caté (Without Reservations) makes that difference easier to see. Native people have long used art and storytelling to preserve experience, challenge assumptions, and help others understand their communities.

Caté continues that tradition here, using art to show how access to democracy can look very different depending on where you live and what resources are available to you. As the 2026 midterms approach, consider voting early, so you have more time to work through any unexpected issues. #ArtInAction

Native Americans, like all citizens, have the right to vote, but many face unique obstacles. This is what voting requirements can look like for Native Americans:

• Difficulty getting a US government-issued ID • Uncertainty about whether a tribal ID is accepted • Difficulty proving residency without a conventional street address • Challenges traveling long distances to a polling place • Limited or no residential mail delivery

Thank you to everyone who joined and supported This Day Live: The Next Realignment in DC! We were proud to partner with the This Day podcast to explore what history teaches us about the political changes shaping democracy, with a special appearance by KF Senior Fellow Rev. Dr. William Barber, II.

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Silence is not an option when our democracy is at stake. At the Kettering Foundation, we stand with Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II and the many faith leaders who are gathering today to launch A #PledgeForMoralDefiance. Their call for courage and moral leadership could not be more timely.

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Today, KF Senior Fellow Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II joins faith leaders representing more than 10 million Americans outside the White House to launch a #PledgeForMoralDefiance.

As concerns about rising authoritarianism grow, these leaders are coming together across religious traditions to protect the common good and defend the rights and freedoms that belong to us all. Their message is clear: We cannot afford to stay silent when our communities and democracy are at risk.

Congratulations to the honorees of the Davton Branch NAACP's 75th Hall of Freedom Awards. We're proud to support our KF Board Member Edwin C. Moses and celebrate those whose dedication is moving our community and our democracy forward.

Our team has been connecting with people who share a commitment to strengthening democracy. Take a look at where our colleagues have been showing up, exchanging ideas, and building connections that move our work forward. #KetteringFoundation

The Providence Guaranteed Income Program pilot gave 110 households $500 a month for 18 months and revealed an important key to civic life: when families had more room to breathe, they had more time and capacity to participate.

Germany’s far-right surge is not just a German story. In this week’s #ResilienceResistance, 2025 CFK Global Fellow Gábor Scheiring looks beyond the latest election results to examine the deeper democratic crisis fueling the AfD’s rise and why its implications reach far beyond Germany.

In a new episode of #TheContext, Dorian Warren, co-president of Community Change, offers a hopeful way to understand this moment we’re in. Democracy is not something we wait for others to fix. It is something people build together.

Democracy isn’t just about voting. It’s something we make together. Curated by Corky Siegel, #JinglesForDemocracy celebrates people using music and creativity to take part in civic life. 🎶 #ArtInAction Explore the playlist: https://www.jinglesfordemocracy.com/kettering

youtube.comKettering Foundation x Jingles For Democracy - YouTubeThis is the KETTERING FOUNDATION playlist of jingles, helping to inspire civic action through the much needed charm and joy of art and music with the ultimat...

Voting early can do more than beat the Election Day line. It can give voters more time to address problems before Election Day. KF Senior Fellow @mariateresakumar.bsky.social talks with Indivisible cofounder Leah Greenberg about how collective participation can strengthen democracy.

bit.ly“Democracy is a teamsport” Qué Más Now? No Kings Special with Leah GreenbergWatch now (20 mins) | On this special episode of Qué Más Now? we sat down with Leah Greenberg, Co-Founder of Indivisible and main organizer of the No Kings movement

Want to better understand why American politics feels like it’s shifting? Join us October 19 at The Howard Theatre as Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, This Day Podcast, and #TheContext host Alex Lovit connect today’s changes to the moments in history when America’s political coalitions shifted.

What are Americans most concerned about heading into the 2026 midterms? @dwj.eurosky.social breaks down what we’re hearing from more than 23,000 Americans through the Kettering-Gallup #DemocracyForAll survey about the state of democracy and the issues weighing on voters.