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Renew America Together is a 501 (c)(3) organization designed to promote and achieve greater common ground in America by reducing partisan division and gridlock. Our mission is to revitalize public and political discourse by teaching and promoting civics, citizenship and civility.
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Previous Events
Stanford University- SURF (Virtual)
University of Arkansas Honors College (Virtual)
World Affairs Council of Detroit (Virtual)
Connecticut World Affairs Council (Virtual)
The Westport Library (Virtual)
Philadelphia World Affairs Council (Virtual)
French American Foundation (Virtual)
Tulane University with the World Affairs Council of New Orleans (Virtual)
Cambridge Union (Virtual)
The College of William & Mary (Virtual)
Texas A&M University (Virtual)
Pepperdine University with the Los Angeles World Affairs Council & Townhall
World Affairs Council of New Hampshire
Who We Are
Our Leadership
Gen. Wesley K. Clark (ret.)
Board of Directors, Founder
Steven Eror
Board of Directors
Luther Lowe
Board of Directors
Krishna Patel
Board of Directors
George Sykes
Board of Directors
Sec. Rodney Slater
Board of Directors, Chairman
Liz Sears Smith
Board of Directors
Mary-Lee Smith
Executive Director
Rebecca Moll
Deputy Executive Director
Emma Sawyer
Program Specialist
Lincoln Zaleski
Disinformation Specialist
What’s New
Renew America Together Announces Second Class for its Civility Leadership Institute
Media Literacy in the Classroom: an interview with Jennifer Agee
As part of our media literacy campaign, Renew America Together sought to understand how youth education is handling media literacy and civic engagement in the classroom. We interviewed Jennifer Agee, Dean of Student Life at Episcopal Collegiate School, a local private
Media Literacy Part Three: Responding to Disinformation
This is part three of our four-part series on media literacy. The skills necessary for media literacy consist of four major components: an awareness of your media environment, an ability to filter out harmful messages, a solid coping mechanism for disinformation and unverified
Media Literacy Part Two: Creating an Information Filter
This is part two of our four-part series on media literacy. The skills necessary for media literacy consist of four major components: an awareness of your media environment, an ability to filter out harmful messages, a solid coping mechanism for disinformation
Media Literacy Part One: Awareness of the Media Environment
This is part one of our four-part series on media literacy. The skills necessary for media literacy consist of four major components: an awareness of your media environment, an ability to filter out harmful messages, a solid coping mechanism for disinformation and unverified
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