October 2020 Table of Contents
Quote of the Month
Regular voters tend to think of government not as an alien or oppressive force but as an extension of themselves and their communities. Frequent voters are more likely to see taxes not as illegitimate theft but as the rightful cost of government’s work, and to understand how that work benefits them and their neighbors.
— Joan Anderson Growe
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Editor Letter
Changing the Demographic
Tapestry
Opening Doors
Politics & Policy
Priorities for Government
GoSeeDo
Global Rights, Robin Wall Kimmerer
Identity
A Portal to Belonging
Bookshelf
Extremism vs. Democracy
In the News
Racism and Public Health, Mapping Prejudice
Adventure
Opening the Door to Wilderness
Voting Guide
Aaisha Abdullahi: Mobilizing New Voters
Money and Business Guide
Who Pays for Rebuilding?
Education Guide
Pakou Hang: Women Save Our Democracy
Health Guide
Reimagining Rural Healthcare
Ecolution Spotlight of Month
Food Security & Appetite for Change
2020-21 Women-Focused Directory
Calendar of Events (submitted by readers)
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