Democracy in Crisis: Unraveling Causes, Unveiling Solutions

​In recent years, the health of democracy has declined in countries across the globe, and citizens’ frustrations with the way democracy is working have increased. Angry at the political class, voters in many nations have turned against mainstream parties and leaders, leading to rising populism and creating opportunities for would-be authoritarians. Meanwhile, the world order is evolving, with the U.S. withdrawing from key international institutions once central to cooperation on climate, health, and governance.

​Join The Pew Charitable Trusts for a panel conversation with the Pew Research Center and others on why people are so unhappy with the performance of democracy and what funders can learn from it. What insights from global public opinion can help shape a more stable and just world order? And how can this data guide funders in bridging divides and addressing pressing global challenges?

​Capacity: 60 maximum.