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Mathew Ltisinywa Letua’s Plan for Peace and Prosperity in Kenya
After beginning his journey to impact at Tufts through the Tufts Civic Semester Program, Mathew Ltisinywa Letua, A26, is now a 2026 Presidential Award for Civic Life honoree and won a Projects for Peace grant to bring financial education and debt relief to women in northern Kenya.
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Civic Communication and Leadership Program
Do you have what you need to be a civic leader in challenging times? The Civic Communication and Leadership Program provides emerging and established civic leaders with the communication toolkit they need.
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Big Data for Democracy
Tisch College has one of the biggest research teams in the U.S. devoted to understanding the challenges to our democracy—and the opportunities to build and sustain it. We use that scholarship to inform our own programming at Tufts and to drive national conversations about voting and elections, the role of citizens, the health of democratic institutions, and the power of young people.
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U.S. News & World Report
Inside the Simple Formula Making Massachusetts Filthy Rich
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, is quoted at length about the economic and political state of Massachusetts, which leads the country in median annual income.
The Christian Science Monitor
In the US, civic participation is changing. What does that mean for communities?
CIRCLE's Sara Suzuki comments on the difficulty of Generation Z finding their “civic home,” saying if young people “find somewhere where they belong, somewhere where that attention can be translated into action, I think [that] would be really powerful.”
The Boston Globe
A broken housing market, soaring costs, and Trump 2.0 are killing the Mass. economy. It’s time to do something about it.
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA says that Massachusetts leaders “nibble at policy changes, proudly proclaim that we’re making transformative [economic] investments, and then wonder why things don’t actually get better.”
The Boston Globe
Bills taking aim at Massachusetts ballot questions still on state lawmakers’ to-do list
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, explains the impact of changes made by the state legislature, allowing more flexibility to debate and negotiate bills. The article also references cSPA analysis that found the proposed 2026 ballot question to change the framework of the state’s Chapter 62F rule would increase the frequency and scale of refunds.
Could Prediction Markets Replace Election Polling?
The betting platforms call themselves good forecasters of who will win a race, but tracking their odds won’t supplant voter surveys, says a political scientistUpcoming Events
