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"Something in Common" is a national listening series traveling to communities across the United States, engaging young people ages 17 to 24 in real conversations about civic life and the future they want to create. It's a public effort that centers youth voices and builds on the Foundation’s long history of supporting democracy, culture, and civic life.
Learn moreOn this episode of Luce Change, Sean Buffington sits down with Ash Hanson—theater artist, rural cultural worker, and Creative Executive Officer at the Department of Public Transformation—to explore why bending the arc of history toward justice has to start locally.
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In this second edition of our Story as Legacy series, we look to visionaries considering the historical record, insisting that the past be expansive and alive. How do we safeguard memory? How do we ensure the stories we tell are robust and just? How does this inform our future?
Explore the storiesTo learn more about each program’s guidelines and competitions, visit our program hub.
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Grantee: Change Labs
Project: Creating safe & modern workspace to support Native entrepreneurship within Native communities
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