Joseph B. and Toby Gittler Prize

In this public lecture, Danielle Allen will review key dimensions of the current challenges facing U.S. democracy—including polarization, institutional dysfunction, and an unstable information environment—and then propose a strategy for reversing those dynamics and restoring the health of American democracy.

Signed Copies of Dr. Danielle Allen's book Justice by Means of Democracy  will be available to all students who attend.

For information about visitor parking please visit Brandeis' Department of Public Safety. 

2:30-3:40 p.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall

• African American Political Thought (AAAS 157A), Professor Amber Spry

• Transitional Justice: Global Justice and Societies in Transition (LGLS 129A), Professor Melissa Stimell

• Purpose and Politics of Education (ED 150B), Professor Leah Gordon

• Seminar: Democratic Theory (POL 190B), Professor Jeffrey Lenowitz 

"Finding Your Path in Community Action: A Conversation with Dr. Danielle Allen"

Want to connect further with Dr. Allen? Please join us for a student-focused Q & A session where participating students will have the opportunity to propose and ask questions directly to Dr. Allen. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. Please submit your questions here.

8:30-9:50 a.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall 

• Introduction to American Government (POL 14B), Professor Daniel Kryder 

• VoteDeis Campus Coalition collaboration