Democracy Studies Program at The Ohio State University

Our Presidential Primaries event is TODAY at 3:00p in Saxbe Auditorium. You won't want to miss it!

Want to learn bout this year's presidential race? Our Presidential Primaries event is TOMORROW (4/6). Register here: http://ow.ly/10k9Nf

Presidential Primaries: What to Make of 2016? | Democracy Studies Presidential Primaries: What to Make of 2016? REGISTRATION Presidential Primaries: What's In Store for 2016? Registration Name Email Address...

We're hosting Ira Rubinstein for Data Analytics & Democratic Processes on 4/15 in Rm 244 at the College of Law! http://ow.ly/108sQd

REMINDER: Our Ballot Battles event feat. Ned Foley is today at noon in Saxbe Auditorium! http://ow.ly/107ZIE

Ballot Battles: The History of Disputed Elections in the United States... Ballot Battles: The History of Disputed Elections in the United States feat. Ned Foley Thursday, March 31 12:00 PM Drinko Hall, Saxbe Auditorium...

There's still time to register for our Women In Democracy Studies event on Monday! Register here: http://ow.ly/Z1x6Z

Women in American Democracy Conference | Democracy Studies Women in American Democracy Conference Monday, March 7, 2015 9:00 am – 4:45 pm Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center, 2201 Fred Taylor Dr,...

Have you registered for our Women in American Democracy conference next Monday? If not, register here http://ow.ly/YT8Cx

Women in American Democracy | Democracy Studies Women in American Democracy Monday, March 7, 2015 9:00 am – 4:45 pm Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center, 2201 Fred Taylor Dr, Columbus, OH...

Register NOW for the Women In American Democracy conference on Monday, March 7 from 9AM to 4:45PM (info at u.osu.edu/democracystudies/womeninamericandemocracy).

Inspired by the possibility that the nation may have, in 2016 and for the first time in history, a woman presidential nominee of a major political party, we are gathering to talk about women’s indelible and enduring imprint on American democracy and its institutions, and how women will continue to influence democracy’s transformation into the future.

The conference includes an interdisciplinary group of political scientists, historians, lawyers, journalists, activists, and elected officials. Morning sessions focus on women’s contributions to the development of American democracy thus far, highlighting the history of women in American Democracy, and on the stories of women leaders in Ohio. Afternoon sessions turn the spotlight to the future of women in American democracy, focusing on institutional factors that influence women’s inclusion in politics and governing (gender, race) and gender dynamics in campaigns.

The conference is an interdisciplinary collaboration supported by the Democracy Studies program, a nonpartisan, interdisciplinary program dedicated to enhancing the American people’s understanding of their own self-government. Through research, teaching, and community engagement, the Democracy Studies program supports thoughtful inquiry into issues relating to the institutions, processes, and norms of a healthy democratic society.

Reminder that deadline for proposals for Democracy Studies' next round of research grant funding is Dec. 15. http://ow.ly/TZJWO

2016 Grants: Call for Proposals | Democracy Studies 2016 Grants: Call for Proposals CALL FOR RESEARCH PROPOSALS ON DEMOCRACY STUDIES Autumn 2015 OSU’s interdisciplinary Democracy Studies program...

We are accepting proposals for our next cycle of grant funding. Click to learn more: http://ow.ly/UQPLE

.- thanks for organizing such an enlightening and engaging Symposium. We're excited to see all the panelists' articles in print soon!

Starting soon: History & Future of Election Law Generally w. Rick Pildes, Pam Karlan, Bruce Cain & .