The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life
Created in 2000 to respond to growing political cynicism and disaffection in the United States, the Institute is named for Annette Greenfield Strauss: former Dallas mayor, community leader, and philanthropist. The Institute envisions a democracy where all citizens are informed, vote, and are actively involved in improving their communities. Through nonpartisan research, education, and outreach, the Institute seeks to understand and overcome obstacles to civic engagement.
Research
Office of Survey Research
Texas Civic Health Index
Project Vote Smart
Campaign Mapping Project
Patricia Witherspoon Award
Programs
Speak Up! Speak Out!
Executive Communication Training
Why Bother? Engaging Texans in Democracy Today
New Politics Forum
Turning Points
American Trustees
Theodore H. Strauss Civic Internship Award
Texas Votes
UT Votes
Tex Elects
Calendar
Why Bother? Broadcast on KLRU-TV and KUT 90.5
May 16, 2013 9PM
Speak Up! Speak Out! Dallas Civics Fair
May 22, 2013
Campaign Bootcamp
June 14-16, 2013
ASI News
Job Opening with Speak Up! Speak Out!
Harvard Scholarships Available to UT Votes Members
Contest Video for Looking@Democracy Competition
Students Awarded Funding for Internships and Original Research
Annette Strauss Institute Awards Joe Straus for Service
Stroud Guest Blogs for Democracy Fund
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