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- 1Archived Webinar Examines What Could Go Wrong in November Midterms▼Watch Archived Video of Safeguarding Democracy Project Webinar: "What Can Go Wrong (and What Can Go Right) with November's Midterm Elections?"
A webinar hosted by the Safeguarding Democracy Project, titled "What Can Go Wrong (and What Can Go Right) with November's Midterm Elections?", is now available as an archived video. The discussion focuses on potential electoral problems and safeguards ahead of the US midterm elections, drawing attention from election law observers.
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The German democracy education project Radikale Töchter has filed legal action against the suspension of its public funding, which came after criticism of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The dispute has drawn attention in Germany, with reports in outlets including Süddeutsche Zeitung covering the project's challenge to the funding decision.
- 3Annette Ernst launches democracy film on Startnext●# shiftthevibe # startnext # annetteernst # film # demokratie # stokedfilm
Filmmaker Annette Ernst is drawing attention to a new project tied to the hashtags 'shift the vibe' and 'stoked film', promoted through the crowdfunding platform Startnext. The project is framed around democracy, suggesting the film aims to encourage civic engagement and positive social change. Discussion so far is limited, circulating mainly in German-speaking film and activism circles.
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Filmmaker Aaron Sorkin is behind a new project titled The Social Reckoning, drawing attention from film fans online. The title suggests a follow-up to his 2010 drama The Social Network, which chronicled the founding of Facebook and the rise of Mark Zuckerberg. Sorkin has previously said he was interested in revisiting the story in light of the platform's later controversies and its impact on society and democracy.