Civic education in an age of AI

Puget Sound from the train this morning Last night I had the great pleasure of sharing a stage with Peter Levine and Jodi Sandfort at the University of Washington. We invited to come together by Jodi who is the Dean at the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at UW and a long time friend and Art of Hosting practitioner. I have been raving about Peter’s work for a long time and she decided to covene us and about 60 others people for an evening talk looking at civic education when we are surrounded by AI. As regular readers of this blog will know I hold Peter in high regard for his writing and ideas, easily accessible on his blog and through his books. His recent book What should we do? lays out his theory of civic life, exploring what collective action means and how to support it. I was invited to share about how we educate leaders in times of uncertainty. We talked a little about AI, but mostly our talks were about how we educate and train for collective and individual action…

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