Ep 17: Decoding how we should put civility back into civics for a more "Compassionate America"

On this episode of AI: Decodes the System, Dr. June Klees, social-behavioral scientist, historian, and community-college educator, and AI decode how Dr. Klees became a founder of Compassionate America--a group of average people who have united to say “enough!” to the two, major political parties’ (duopoly) stranglehold over the American narrative and its effects on We the People’s systems of self-governing--and her journey to help reform politics. They also discussed her personal and academic journey toward forming Compassionate America and then building the Compassionate America Network. She shares how important it is to break down the two-party system and allow great candidates to arise and help to bridge the political divide.

They also discuss Dr. Klees' observations in the civics and political reform fields and how college students can help make a more civically engaged America. Dr. Klees believes that the political system needs reform and America needs to become more compassionate.

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More about June
Dr. June Klees has worked full-time in the community college setting since the late 1990s, earning awards as an educator. She has an undergraduate degree in education, a master's and doctorate in history, and qualifications tied to distance education. She has written and presented about her work with Subject-Value pedagogy in the classroom and has produced scholarly works and exhibits in the field of history. She has been involved with a variety of community organizations over the years and is an advocate for civics education, as well as the arts and humanities.

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