News Archive for Democracy at HFC

Get to Know HFC: Cynthia Stiller focuses on the importance of civic literacy

Political science instructor Cynthia Stiller enjoys watching students take an interest in topics that will affect their future, and their community, outside the classroom.
Celebrated journalists will lead Civility Night at HFC

How can you disagree with people while still being respectful, civil, and create genuine dialog? Find out at HFC's Civility Night September 27. Your registration will help us plan breakout sessions.
HFC co-hosts “Beyond Their Stories” Human Trafficking Conference

Learn more about human trafficking and how you can help at the September 15 conference.
“Examining the 2022 Midterm Election” with HFC Political Science instructors

HFC political science instructors will give their analysis on the recent election at the Nov. 22 seminar, "An Autopsy of the 2022 Election and the Road to 2024: An Analysis of the National, State, and Local Elections."
Ukrainian journalist to speak about the war in Ukraine

HFC welcomes Ukrainian journalist Alona Hryshcko on Oct. 26. She will present during Tony Perry's Peace and Conflict Studies class. All are invited.
Election Preparedness event features top state officials Oct. 17

Henry Ford College is partnering with UM-Dearborn and state officials to bring you this Town Hall event about election security and voting rights.
All Hawks are invited to be poll workers Nov. 8

The State of Michigan calls on the HFC community to serve in the critically important, paid role of election workers. Michigan needs Hawk poll workers!
HFC co-sponsors State of the Strait Conference 2022

Representative Debbie Dingell will make introductory remarks at the May 11 State of the Strait Conference 2022. HFC is a co-sponsor of this event at UM-Dearborn.
HFC invites YOU to participate in the Midwest Student Voting Summit March 25

Students and non-students are invited to the March 25's Midwest Student Voting Summit. This non-partisan event will help us prepare college students for the November midterm elections.
Students chose climate change and health care as most important issues

At the National Student Political Issues convention, students chose their top two goals for national attention by legislators.
Oct. 22 Student Issues Convention welcomes voices from across the nation

HFC is co-hosting the National Student Issues Virtual Convention on Oct. 22, amplifying student voices on political issues that matter to them.
Hawk Success: Keirra Scott, from plumber to aspiring attorney

HFC provided alumna Keirra Scott with the support and guidance she needed to excel. Her goal is to become an attorney.
Students say climate change is most important issue

Students at the National Student Issues Convention declare climate change and environmental justice the most important issues for the upcoming election.
8-state National Student Issues conference agenda

The agenda for the Oct. 16 National Student Issues Virtual Conference Agenda has been released.
Top 5 issues for young voters

Students will vote on the 5 most important issues for the 2020 election at the National Student Issues Virtual Conference on Friday, Oct. 16.
Oct. 16 Student Issues Convention will welcome voices from across the nation

HFC is co-hosting the National Student Issues Virtual Convention on Oct. 16, amplifying student voices on political issues that matter to them.
HFC Votes! Learn how to register, and how to vote

HFC is holding its 2020 Voter Registration Drive virtually this year. Check out our events and activities.
Election workers needed for 2020 elections

Become an MVP: serve our democracy by becoming a paid election worker in 2020. Safety protocols will be in place, and your work will make a difference.
Dearborn area Michigan Redistricting Town Hall, May 20

Secretary of State Benson invites YOU to a virtual town hall to learn about this essential process and how to apply for a $40,000 position with the commission.
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy to host public Town Hall at HFC

Prosecutor Worthy hosts a public Town Hall at HFC on March 5 to discuss ongoing concerns and issues for Wayne County. Everyone is invited. Free parking; refreshments served.