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WBEZ Chicago
Teens step in to make sure Chicagoans can vote today
Research by CIRCLE revealing the importance of hands-on civic involvement by young people is referenced in this article.
CommonWealth Magazine
A difference of opinion on estate tax, capital gains
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, joins this discussion about Governor Healey's planned tax reforms, noting he is “worried not just about the perception but about the reality of the state’s competitiveness in the new tax regime.”
Alumni Profile: Ruby Belle Booth
“I’ve always been more interested in the civics of it all.” Ruby Belle Booth, A21 began working with Tisch College’s Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning & Engagement (CIRCLE) as an undergraduate and continues to study and support young voters as the research center’s Elections Coordinator.
NBC Boston
Healey, Driscoll Unveil Proposal for $742 Million Tax Relief Package
Evan Horowitz of cSPA is quoted in this article on Governor Healey's new tax relief package, "It has a long term cost of roughly nearly a million dollars a year. That's a pretty significant permanent tax change to the tax system."
Democracy Works
Finding The “We” In Civic Engagement
Associate Dean Peter Levine joins this “Democracy Works” podcast episode to discuss his approach to dealing with the challenges of collectively engaging people in civic engagement.
The Tufts Daily
Former President of Costa Rica speaks at Fletcher School climate change event
Tisch College and The Fletcher School hosted a conversation with former President of Costa Rica Carlos Alvarado Quesada with Professor Alnoor Ebrahim on the critical role of small countries in the climate crisis.
GBH News
Should students on the Boston School Committee be allowed to vote?
“It's the kind of expertise the school board needs to be able to make decisions together with young people that actually reflect student views, experience and opinions,” said CIRCLE director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg.
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