What's Next for Democracy After the Election?

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John,

In today’s polarized landscape, our mission remains steadfast: We must build bridges across divides to safeguard and strengthen democracy.

Join us next Wednesday, November 20, at 1 p.m. ET for “What’s Next? A Post-Election Road Map for Democracy ([link removed]) .”

This special webinar will feature a panel of experts, including authors from Democracy Journal’s fall issue, “Bipartisanship Reinvigorated ([link removed]) .” Our discussion will focus on the future of tech reform and Issue One’s efforts to build a democracy-enhancing information environment.

We’ll explore:
* Comprehensive, bipartisan solutions to address the mental, civic, and public health impacts of social media in America.
* How the incoming Republican trifecta in Washington could shape reform efforts.
* Policy forecasts for the next four years of the Trump administration, including potential reforms to Section 230 and strategies for using technology to enhance democracy both at home and abroad.

Panelists include:
* Alix Fraser: Technology Reform Vice President, Issue One
* Dick Gephardt: Former House Majority Leader and Council for Responsible Social Media ([link removed]) Co-chair, Issue One
* Liana Keesing: Technology Reform Campaigns Manager, Issue One
* Nick Penniman (Moderator): Co-founder, Issue One

Register now to join us for this special virtual event! ([link removed])

Onward,

The Issue One Team

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P.S. Can’t make it? You can still explore these critical topics by reading our fall symposium, “Bipartisanship Reinvigorated ([link removed]) ,” in Democracy Journal ([link removed]) .
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