This year Democracy Now! is celebrating our 25th anniversary—that's 25 years of bringing you fearless, independent reporting. Since our very first broadcast in 1996, Democracy Now! has refused to take government or corporate funding, because nothing is more important to us than our editorial independence. But that means we rely on you, our audience, for support. If everyone who tunes into Democracy Now! signed up for a monthly donation of just $10, we could cover our operating costs for the entire year. Please do your part today. Right now, a generous donor will even DOUBLE your first monthly gift, which means it’ll go twice as far! This is a challenging time for us all, but if you're able to start a new monthly donation, please don’t delay. We’re counting on your support. Thank you and remember, wearing a mask is an act of love.
-Amy Goodman
This year Democracy Now! is celebrating our 25th anniversary—that's 25 years of bringing you fearless, independent reporting. Since our very first broadcast in 1996, Democracy Now! has refused to take government or corporate funding, because nothing is more important to us than our editorial independence. But that means we rely on you, our audience, for support. If everyone who tunes into Democracy Now! signed up for a monthly donation of just $10, we could cover our operating costs for the entire year. Please do your part today. Right now, a generous donor will even DOUBLE your first monthly gift, which means it’ll go twice as far! This is a challenging time for us all, but if you're able to start a new monthly donation, please don’t delay. We’re counting on your support. Thank you and remember, wearing a mask is an act of love.
-Amy Goodman
We rely on contributions from you, our viewers and listeners to do our work. If you visit us daily or weekly or even just once a month, now is a great time to make your monthly contribution.
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You and your students are invited to participate in a Teach Democracy Now! virtual learning experience. Inspire your students during this unprecedented time by helping them discover journalism that goes where the silence is.
Your students will build news literacy and critical thinking skills as they examine national and global events and learn about the ordinary heroes of these extraordinary times. When available Amy Goodman and/or other Democracy Now! journalists will join your class for a live video discussion, answering student questions and engaging with them to discover the power of independent media.
Contact us today to schedule a virtual class visit. Virtual workshops are offered at no charge, and must be scheduled between 10am and 4pm ET.
Since fall 2011 we have hosted more than 70 classes a year from across the U.S. and the world in our New York City studio, ranging from elementary to graduate students.
These in-person visits are temporarily on pause due to COVID-19, but contact us today to add your name to our educators’ list, and we’ll reach out to you to schedule a class visit when they resume.
To learn more, watch a 2-minute video about the Democracy Now! Class Visits
For information about how to schedule a studio or virtual visit, please respond to our brief questionnaire. If you have questions, please contact us or call 212-431-9090 x8834.