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2020 Update
The Positive Inter-Religious Effect of Reading About Peace First’s Programs
Extended Contact and the Broader Impact of the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom
Welcoming Conservatives
The Science Behind Heineken’s “Worlds Apart” Ad
The Plight of Refugees Brings People Together
Many People are Reaching Out Across the Partisan Divide After Trump’s Election
Bipartisan Bills are not covered by the Media
Republicans Orrin Hatch & Lindsey Graham work with Democrats to preserve the Filibuster
Fight for What You Believe, But Hate Will Never Drive Out Hate
A Post-Election Reconciliation Guide for 2016
A More Civil Social Media Feed
Mark Zuckerberg Exhibits Civility in Business
American Democracy as a Shared Goal that Unites Liberals and Conservatives
Civil Politics on Science Friday and Peace Talks Radio
Why is political polarization rising? Why the centre cannot hold in America, Europe, and psychology
Bridging the Divide between Sensitivity to Minorities and Free Speech
Helping People Sympathize with both Cops and Minorities
Bridging the Divide Between Religious Liberty and Marriage Equality
How to Make Real Progress Against Trump’s Incivility
The Village Square Helps Liberals Understand that Conservatives are indeed Good People Too
Those who want a fight, like Trump and ISIS, do indeed benefit from each other.
Arthur Brooks Suggests that Warm-hearted Relationships and Collective Focus on the Poor can Transcend Divisions
ClearerThinking.org Provides Online Tools to help people Challenge their own Beliefs & Biases
Increasing Reconciliation through the Acceptance of Apologies by one’s own group
On Trust, Conversation, & Relationships from the Institute for American Values’ David Blankenhorn
Diversity in political opinion leads to better policy
Israeli Restaurant Hummus Bar shows a path forward to peace
Lessons from 25 Years Bridging Divides at the Public Conversations Project
Pondering Your Internal Conflicts May Help You Stereotype Others Less