Sketchbook

Stories of Our Political Life in Full Color

Shellee O'BrienMar 119 min read

How to Start Something: Criminal Justice Reform and Buying In

Trish EverettMar 610 min read

If you think civics and history are boring, you’re doing it wrong.

STEM, STEAM, and the absurdity of teaching isolated subjects in a vacuum.

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Hana LeshnerMar 85 min read

From Civic Minded to Politically Engaged: Stepping Across the Political Threshold

As part of the much…

Shellee O'BrienMar 15 min read

Call for Submissions: Everyday Leadership and the Question, “Why Don’t We Do it?”

Shellee O'BrienFeb 23 min read

Call for Submissions: The Music is the Message

In Nick Offerman’s 2015 book, Gumption, he talks at length about music. He…

Shellee O'BrienJan 313 min read

Write with Politicolor: Where Engaged Citizens Show Their Work

Karina Daniela DaSilvaDec 31, 20155 min read

Bursting the Bible Bubble: Thoughts on Womanhood as a Political Act

“What do you think is wrong with society today?” my high school Bible teacher once asked us. No one said anything, so he continued. “We’ve become a society disconnected with God. We’ve strayed away from what is…

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Shellee O'BrienDec 9, 20153 min read

The Awesome Power of Yosemite

Submitted by Keith Gall

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Trish EverettNov 24, 20155 min read

Politics, politics everywhere, teaching me how to think

How the quest to identify my first political…

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Shellee O'BrienNov 23, 20155 min read

The Citizen’s Mind: A New Lab for Innovation

Discovery is an essential civic skill.

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