Braver Angels Blog Posts

Wilk Wilkinson knew how to rile people up from a young age. Growing up in the eighties, his family moved all around the Midwest as his parents chased down steady, blue-collar work: factory jobs, const...

How are young people working toward civility?

Daniel Darling has undeniably Red roots.

The final debate in Braver Angels’ series on President Trump’s First 100 Days is coming up! Register here to join: Resolved: President Trump is Making America Great Again.

Here are three strategies these organizations are using – and people can try to use in their own daily lives – to reduce political polarization.

Over a three year period (2020-2023), Braver Angels—the largest grassroots group working to bridge the political divide—convened a group of Democrats and Republicans in equal numbers to create a repor...

To reduce political polarization, we need to change the electoral systems that currently amplify incentives for politicians to be divisive, both in terms of how they act and what they say. One such sy...

Education should be a part of the solution to overall political depolarization. But it should not be the only solution, according to a K-12 education and depolarization panel hosted by the DC and Fair...

In the early days of social media, when the promise of connections around the world seemed real, likely some people would have associated social media with broccoli. Now social media has lost its lust...

Could purposeful artistry of some medium ever be used to depolarize politics?