Nonviolent movements are statistically more effective at combatting authoritarianism than violent resistance. From quiet acts of disruption to large-scale protests, anyone can engage in nonviolent resistance. Learn more.

The big news this April included the landslide electoral loss of Viktor Orbán in Hungary. You can read this analysis by Thomas Carothers, “when entrenched, dominant-party regimes are ousted from...

On a Sunday morning in Mississippi, a pastor rises to speak. The sermon may begin with scripture, but it rarely ends there. It stretches into the realm of public life...