The Interactivity Foundation works to engage citizens in the exploration and development of possibilities for public policy through small group discussions.
IF Focal Areas
Project Discussions
Longer-term projects with selected panelists that develop our Discussion Reports or Guides with different possibilities for future public policy.
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Shorter-term discussion series that use our Discussion Reports or Guides as a starting point for further discussion and exploration.
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We also work with educators to support student-centered discussions in a variety of educational settings.
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Financial Fragility and the Future of Retirement Discussions
You have probably heard that 40% of Americans cannot cover a $400 emergency expense, or that about half of Americans are not saving anything for their retirement, or, which might be worse, that there is a shame in our society … Read more
Summer Concert, Conversation, and Lunch Series
What’s a wonderful way to spend a summer afternoon? There are many. Last summer, IF, in partnership with Culture Saves, IONA, the D.C. Public Libraries, and the D.C. Department of Aging and Community Living, invited Washington residents to a series … Read more
The High Rocks Academy & Collaborative Discussion Program
This summer the Interactivity Foundation partnered with the High Rocks Academy in West Virginia to offer a pilot program in Collaborative Discussion. Instructors Tristan Nutter and Thea Rossman worked with the Interactivity Foundation to create a new summer camp track … Read more