We're nominated for our first Webby Award - for AllSides Roundtables!

Demand for trusted and balanced information has never been higher — across media, education, research, government and the workplace.

Many companies help people gather information. Far fewer help people understand that information in context, and even fewer help people understand each other in the process.

AllSides exists at the intersection of media, technology, education, dialogue and civic engagement. One of our newest initiatives, AllSides Roundtables, opens an entirely new market opportunity. Roundtables is a structured video dialogue platform for any scale — from small teams, to tens of thousands — connecting participants in intentionally diverse groups of 5-6 for a self-guided conversation on a complex topic.

The National Roundtable on Political Violence, co-hosted with Newsweek has been nominated for a Webby award — one of the internet's most prestigious honors — and we need your vote! 

Using the AllSides bias framework and structured dialogue methodology, Roundtables reveals how different groups interpret information, why perspectives differ, and where common ground may exist. Participants leave with shared understanding that persists long after the event. Hosts gain actionable insights, and group buy-in, to guide better decisions.

After the conversation, AllSides editors use specialized in-house AI to create a rich dashboard — going beyond a traditional focus group or survey — with a nuanced report including participant feedback, normalized surveys, and anonymized transcripts.

We demonstrated its effectiveness again this past February with a Roundtable on Carmel’s Housing Challenges, in partnership with Project Civility and Current in Carmel. The insights gathered during the event will be used to guide policy solutions, help officials better understand residents' concerns and needs, and prove that diverse, productive dialogue — even on the hardest topics — is possible.