Key Ingredients for a Civil Thanksgiving Dinner? Empathy and Active Listening
This Thanksgiving, it’s fair to say many of us are experiencing a nagging malaise or even an...
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Category: Civil Dialogue
Why Has Immigration Become Such a Divisive Issue?
Why has immigration become such a heated issue for those on the right and the left? It’s because...
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New Leadership Strikes a New Tone for America
America turned a corner today. We not only installed new leadership, but these leaders set a...
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National Public Service Campaign Reminds Americans That Belonging Begins with Us
Our nation has been stuck in a dangerous “us v. them” mindset for some time now. We also live in a...
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Talking Turkey: How to Discuss Immigration for Long-Lasting Change
While our Thanksgiving dinner tables may look a little different this year, one thing remains the...
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Immigration Advocates Can Have a Role in Advancing National Unity
President-elect of the United States Joseph Biden called for national unity in his victory speech...
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Holding on to Collective Solidarity After the Coronavirus
We are facing an existential challenge unlike any we have experienced in our lifetimes. We’ve...
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What Social Justice Movements Can Learn from the Medical Response to the Coronavirus
Across the country, communities are responding to the coronavirus pandemic by working to protect...
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How Storytelling During the COVID-19 Crisis Can Help Defeat Nativism
We are in the midst of a crisis unlike any we’ve experienced in our lifetimes. We are scared and...
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Coronavirus Cannot Become an Excuse to Label Groups of People ‘Invasive’
The spread of the coronavirus into the United States has fueled the destructive, xenophobic...
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