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Updated for 2013: What Should Go on the Internet? Privacy, Freedom, and Security Online

The Internet has become an integral part of American life in the 21st century. But as its presence in our lives has grown, so have concerns about its dangers. It’s time to consider our priorities with regard to protecting privacy, preserving free speech, and ensuring security. Can we—or should we—regulate what goes on the Internet?

News and Ideas

- David Holwerk at Rhodes University: What is a Citizen?
  - Holwerk talks with students and faculty about Kettering's research on journalism and civic ...more
- Divided We Fail: Are Leaders and Citizens Talking Past Each Other on Higher Education?
  - An interim report on the 2013 National Issues Forums prepared for the board of the National Issues Forums Institute. ...more
- Kettering Conversations: Duran Angiki Ponders the Changing Nature of Journalism
  - Research Assistant Jack Becker sits down to talk with Duran Angiki about journalism, technology, politics, and ...more
- Taking Action for Stronger Public Engagement
  - While both public decision making and government transparency are crucial to democracy, the public meetings designed to accomplish this often don't meet the needs of either citizens or public ...more
- A Public Voice 2013: Framing the Public Deliberation on Budget Issues
  - On June 5, Washington policymakers and representatives from the deliberative democracy network will meet at the National Press Club for a working ...more

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It's that time of year again. Be on the lookout soon for your favorite KF periodicals: Connections, Higher Education Exchange, and Kettering Review.

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READ: Have you grabbed your free copy of the latest study from KF colleague Harry Boyte? Follow the jump and find out what Boyte has to say about the power of citizens in work and the workplace. http://goo.gl/yGTOHa

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In last year's issue of Connections, we included an interview with Bernie Murchland, who is our Dayton Days guest this Wednesday, the first Dayton Days of the new semester!

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READ: Originally shared by KF colleague Rich Harwood of the Harwood Institute, what happens when nonprofits really start listening to and engaging with the people they aim to serve? http://ow.ly/oHRfU

Beyond Input – What Happens When Nonprofits Really Engage The People…

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By involving students in tracking their own progress and setting their own goals, Friendship engages students and parents as partners in the design…

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READ: In case you missed it, KF's very own David Holwerk recently made a trip to Rhodes University in South Africa where he talked about, among other things, KF's research on journalism and civic life. http://ow.ly/oD01T

David Holwerk at Rhodes University: What is a Citizen?

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Holwerk talks with students and faculty about Kettering's research on journalism and civic life.

Kettering Foundation's Facebook Wall | Last week →