Blog Posts by Tag

On Abortion, Now is the Time to Talk

Recommended Reading / June 24th, 2022 / By Divided We Fall (author)

The firestorm over abortion that was recently reignited —first by the leaked draft of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision and now by the current decision overturning Roe. v. Wade—is merely the smoke before the conflagration.

Abortion, Bridging Divides, Dialogue, Roe V Wade

Check This Out: Using Jan. 6 as a Launching Point for Good

Recommended Reading / January 11th, 2022 / By Aidanne DePoy

It’s been just over a year since the January 6 Capitol riot took place, and to call it polarizing would be a massive understatement. Check out these podcasts that use Jan. 6 as launching point for good.

Podcast, January 6, DOJ, Bridging Divides, Dialogue, Debate

5 Ways to Handle Political Conversations at Thanksgiving Dinner

Bias / November 15th, 2018 / By Julie Mastrine

We often think of Thanksgiving as a time when we relax with family and friends, stuff ourselves silly — and maybe apologize for burning the casserole. But aside from all the revelry, Thanksgiving can also bring uncomfortable political conversations. Thanksgiving is truly a time when we’re...

Thanksgiving Message, Thanksgiving, Bias, Polarization, Political Polarization, Bridging America's Divide, Bridging Divides, Dialogue, Civil Discourse, Dialog, Civility

After A Deeply Polarized Election, What's Next for the U.S.?

Bias / November 13th, 2018 / By Julie Mastrine

After a deeply polarized election, what's next for the U.S.? Despite the pervasiveness of technologies that connect us, it seems our communities are more deeply divided and polarized than ever. Media bias is only making things worse. It's time to break out of our filter bubbles. Let's go...

Discussion, Bridging America's Divide, Bridging Divides, Dialogue, Dialog

Tag: Dialogue