If you happened to watch the recent film Ford v. Ferrari, you can better appreciate how risky the development of race cars was; it was really dangerous!  You could die. ...

IF Fellow Sue Goodney Lea has completed a project exploring ways by which we might best promote good mental health in our communities.  What resources might communities leverage to help...

Continued progress towards full political equality is not likely to occur without real effort.  Consequently, those of us who suspect that American politics isn’t as fair as it should be...

Introduction First generation college students-- or those students whose parents did not complete a four-year degree-- face unique challenges. First-generation students include traditional-aged students, active-duty members of the military and veterans studying with G.I. benefits,...

The Justice Department has just announced that it plans to start suing universities who give any sort of priority admission to “minority students” (https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/01/us/politics/trump-affirmative-action-universities.html).  One concern that came up for the...

The Interactivity Foundation has been collaborating with the Kettering Foundation and its affiliate organization, the National Issues Forum (NIF), to promote dialogues around police-community relations.  IF Fellow Sue Goodney Lea...

IF Fellow Suzanne Goodney Lea recently completed a Rotary Peace Fellowship in Bangkok, Thailand.  While there, she had the chance to interact with twenty-one other Rotary Peace Fellows who were...

In August, 2013, the Interactivity Foundation conducted a workshop at the annual American Sociological Association meeting.  More than 35 people attended.  They had a chance to learn the IF classroom...

This last week, IF Fellows Sue Goodney Lea, Mark & Ieva Notturno, and IF intern Nneka Edwards attended—and staffed an IF exhibit table at—the U.S. Department of Education's 2013 Higher Education...