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Is democracy still the most effective form of governance? How do you think this 3,000-year-old concept can evolve to meet the needs of modern society?

What are the key benefits and impacts of green spaces in our community, our cities, and beyond? How can we thoughtfully balance growth and development while protecting spaces?

What are the challenges to free speech? Has social media helped or hurt free speech? Is there too much or too little freedom? Do you feel your speech is free and protected?

Is the American dream realistic in the context of when it was written? Is it realistic and attainable now?

What can city leaders, decision-makers, and advocates do to improve safety? What is, and can we find a balance for everyone who shares our streets?

How has AI positively and negatively impacted your own life? And who should be responsible for setting boundaries — individuals, corporations or government?

As helpful as artificial intelligence can be, what are some of the risks it poses? How has AI positively and negatively impacted your own life?

Travel back to 1777 at the Indian King Tavern on June 6. Explore New Jersey’s Revolutionary history, the Haddonfield Skirmish, and enjoy a Founding Father ale.

STI rates in the United States are declining overall, but persistent disparities continue to shape who is most affected — and who has access to care.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this event has been postponed. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. Visit whyy.org/events for updates about the rescheduled date.

Step into an inspiring evening of art and storytelling as Jane Golden joins Marty Moss-Coane for a powerful conversation on creativity, impact, and transforming cities.

Come experience the incredible projects created by students in WHYY's Media Labs program. Join us in celebrating their creativity, hard work, and inspiring voices.

What are the challenges to free speech? Has social media helped or hurt free speech? Is there too much or too little freedom? Do you feel your speech is free and protected?

Is democracy still the most effective form of governance? How do you think this 3,000-year-old concept can evolve to meet the needs of modern society?