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Good Society

The common good is dependent on institutions that transcend individuals and communities. Some of our programs work to assess and improve — or imagine anew — these institutions and the systems they support, which either enable or impede our ability to determine and meet the needs of our common life.

After Fifteen Years Learning and Teaching in Prisons, Rev. Dr. Louis Threatt is Even ”More Inspired”

After Fifteen Years Learning and Teaching in Prisons, Rev. Dr. Louis Threatt is Even ”More Inspired”

Jac Arnade-Colwill 10/01/2024

Scene on Radio logo. The word "Capitalism" suspended from a crane by a wire, looking precarious

“Scene on Radio” Unravels History of Capitalism — and Considers Alternative Futures

Sarah Rogers 06/12/2024

A woman in military fatigues with a Ukrainian flag embroidered on the shoulder speaks to an audience. A bright light shines above her like a star.

The Stories of “Ukraine at War” in Pictures

04/22/2024

Illustration of three desks in a classroom, with an orange desk in between two blue desks. The orange desk has a prison cell built underneath it. Above the desks, a window reveals a sky outside and a kite flying in the distance.

What Teaching in Prison Taught One Duke Faculty Member

Sarah Rogers 02/06/2024

A collage of different images from different periods of history representing political violence

1898 Coup Still Echoes In United States Today; “Scene on Radio” Asks Us to Listen

Sarah Rogers 01/03/2024

Good Pursuits with Michael Kliën

Good Pursuits with Michael Kliën

Sarah Rogers 10/26/2023