Personal, story-driven essays that find hope for democracy in small acts of kindness and community. Readers get warm reflections on civic culture and how everyday people can contribute to good change.

A personal, essay-style newsletter on civic engagement that uses Pew Research data and the author's teaching and precinct-officer experience to explore how people believe, show up and meet in public life. Readers get reflective writing that encourages participation, including imperfect participation, in elections and community life.

The Reformist publishes editorials and guest analysis on Indonesian public policy, covering topics such as forest fire response, the state budget and civic participation. It aims to show how reform happens from within the system, with detailed context on government actions.

Open to Debate is a nonpartisan nonprofit that hosts weekly debates on contentious issues, aiming to restore critical thinking and civility to public discourse. Its newsletter shares debate clips, transcripts, and summaries, such as the recent debate on whether extinct animals should be brought back to life.