
Discuss and Explore: Connect with each thought leader on their Interview Archive page below, read their biography, or watch their full interview. Use our Learning Resource created for A Democracy Minute for classroom and community engagement.
Democracy comes from the Greek words "demos," meaning people, and "kratos" meaning power.
A Democracy Minute are 60-second segments available on Life Stories’ YouTube Shorts and Instagram that explore diverse points of view on democratic values, principled leadership, social movements, and perspectives on our common purpose. These compelling segments can keep conversations about democracy alive and current for use in classrooms, professional spaces, or shared with friends and family.
Installment One: A Democracy Minute
*Partner Organization: PBS NewsHour Classroom
Installment Two: Perpspectives on Leadership
John Lewis: What is the relationship between the philosophy nonviolence and democracy?
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Through A Democracy Minute, students can:
• Discuss the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of citizenship
• Explore different expressions and experiences of democratic participation
• Reflect on their values, feelings, and beliefs surrounding our democracy today
Discuss and Explore: Connect with each thought leader on their Interview Archive page below, read their biography, or watch their full interview. Use our Learning Resource created for A Democracy Minute for classroom and community engagement.