I recently wrote up some thoughts on #progressive democratic cultural policy: https://codehopelabs.com/ideas/democratic-cultural-policy.html
Democratic cultural policy - Code Hope Labs

Government should take pro-active measures to support pro-democratic (with a small ā€œdā€) cultural movements. That is to say, the tools and scale of government should be brought to bear on promoting democratic practice and minimizing authoritarian attitudes.

TLDR: The crisis in democratic governance is founded in a series of cultural crises, like the loneliness epidemic, the mental health crisis, the crisis of masculinity.
We should not take these problems "lying down" - there is a role for government, as well as civic society, to play in alleviating these crises.
Likewise, there is no holistic #progressive critique of the crisis of masculinity, no intentionally crafted positive picture of what progressive men should strive for in their personal and public lives. Why not? Again this is a tremendous cultural problem with huge implications for everyone's way of life. Conservatives are not quiet on this issue, progressives should have something to say - and more importantly, much to do - about it.
The last time we faced a crisis this grave threatening our way of life, during the Cold War, we mobilized every lever of government and civic society to defend ourselves. Now that our democratic way of life is threatened by domestic problems, we need to rise to the challenge again.
One resource I want to highlight that is really exceptional in this line of thought is Rachel Kleinfeld's report, Five strategies to support US democracy. It's a must-read: https://carnegieendowment.org/2022/09/15/five-strategies-to-support-u.s.-democracy-pub-87918