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You turn to Democracy Now! for ad-free news you can trust. Maybe you come for our daily headlines. Maybe you come for in-depth stories that expose government and corporate abuses of power. Democracy Now! is different because we don't accept government or advertising dollars—we count on you, our global audience, to fund our work.Right now, all donations to Democracy Now! will be doubled by a generous donor. Pretty amazing, right? It just takes a few minutes to make sure Democracy Now! is there for you and everyone else in 2018.
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Teach Democracy Now! aims to extend Democracy Now!’s unique media collaboration into classrooms all over the United States and the world, by providing critical thinking and news literacy resources. Democracy Now! covers topics useful to educators in the fields of Sociology, Political Science, History, Journalism, Environmental Studies, Literature, Law, Ethics, Media and Gender Studies, Art and more.
Launched in fall 2011 Teach Democracy Now! hosts class visits to Democracy Now!’s live broadcast at our New York City studio. We also design teaching materials based on Democracy Now! news clips, provide professional development seminars to teachers, make educational presentations at conferences and provide virtual class discussions.
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