Ciaran O’Connor talks to David McCullough III about his vision for the American Exchange Project, and what we can learn from students bridging the divide.
Studying Abroad… in your own country — On the Braver Angels Podcast Read More »
“It actually worked!” “Today I attended a workshop that aimed to reduce polarization between Democrats and Republicans. It was through the Braver Angels organization, which offers a variety of depolarization workshops and
Patheos: What I Learned From Attending A Political Depolarization Workshop Read More »
Employing some strategies used in couples therapy, one group’s mission since 2016 has been to try and heal the bitter divide between liberals and conservatives in the country, urging them to find common ground and avoid labels. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
An excellent piece in Minnesotta-based City Pages website on the impact of a local Braver Angels workshop on participants from all political perspectives. “Braver Angels’ depolarization workshops—named after a line
Braver Angels abortion workshop featured on Christian TV channel The Dove!
The Dove Media: Abortion workshop that featured pro-life and pro-choice advocates Read More »
Braver Angels group helps political parties work together. A workshop is planned for Feb. 10 in Duluth.
She was showing me how to open her door. I was going to house-sit, and there was something glitchy about the deadbolt that had to be done just right. “Like
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Group uses marriage counseling techniques to bring red and blue together on the eve of the New Mexico legislative session
Why can’t these people just talk to each other?
Our View: Find out how to bridge the red-blue divide Read More »
Director of Public Outreach, John Wood, Jr. appeared on CTV News to talk Braver Angels role in civic society, and goals for the 2020 election year.
Out of curiosity, I recently attended a Braver Angels workshop here in Frederick…
On Friday, December 13, Governor Kim Reynolds will sign a proclamation stating that December 14th will be Braver Angels Day in Iowa.
Reynolds to Recognize Braver Angels for Building Bipartisan Dialogue Read More »
BA grassroots group in the U.S. is hoping to help some Americans relearn the skill of listening to people with differing politics by conducting civil debates. Mike Armstrong sat in on one of Braver Angels’ workshops in Lebanon, Ohio.
Aiding Americans in Civil Conversations in Divisive Time Read More »
KOBI-TV // Rayvan Vares — An issue-specific Braver Angels workshop about abortion took place in Grants Pass, Oregon
Pro-Life/Pro-Choice Activists Gather for Moderated Workshop Read More »
NBC KARE-TV Minneapolis // Dr. Bill Dougherty, co-founder of Braver Angels suggests families remember “family bonds are more important than any political disagreement.”
Impeachment hearings during the holidays: non-profit helps bridge the political divide Read More »
The Christian Science Monitor // Henry Gass — The week before Thanksgiving, two dozen locals gathered at a church for a workshop organized by Braver Angels Central Texas, a local chapter of a national organization working to depolarize America and promote civil discourse.
When red and blue agree to meet – and not change each other’s minds Read More »
Braver Angels president and co-founder David Blankenhorn appeared on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal for a lengthy discussion about the organization and how to restore civility to politics.
Ciaran and John talk to road-tripping ideological opponents.
The National Review // George Leef — Some organizations are trying to remind us that we’re better off with civil discourse rather than rancorous name-calling. In today’s Martin Center article, Shannon Watkins writes about that, focusing especially on a group called Braver Angels.
Can the American Right and Left Get Back to Civil Debate? Read More »
Greg and Randy join the hosts to discuss the impeachment hearings and all the ways Braver Angels is countering divisions.
The Juiciest (and Most Divisive) Fruit: Impeachment Read More »
Yes! Magazine // Chris Winters — Three weeks after the 2016 presidential election, a group of 21 people came together in South Lebanon, Ohio, outside Cincinnati, to talk. The group comprised 11 people who’d supported Hillary Clinton for president and 10 who’d supported Donald Trump.
The Atlantic // Andrew Ferguson — Borrowing techniques from couples therapy to bring liberals and conservatives back together.
Political polarization did not start with the 2016 election — it’s been gaining momentum for over 20 years. But with the rancor and divisiveness that has been on display in recent years, polarization may have reached its worst level in the United States since the Civil War.
Success Happens Podcast: Braver Angels’ Tom, Jim and Natalie Read More »
Bismarck Tribune // Ellie Shockley — I am asking that we see the full humanity of ordinary North Dakotans who identify with a different political party than our own. Braver Angels defines depolarization in the way I’m using the term.
Speaking out: Political depolarization begins with us Read More »
The New York Times // Nellie Bowles — Classes, apps and message boards are trying to bridge the divide between the left and the right, one conversation at a time.
How to Get Trump Voters and Liberals to Talk: Don’t Make Anyone Sit in a Circle Read More »
WLOS TV Ashville NC // “So what can we do to make the world a better place for everybody?” she wondered.
2020 Vision: Warren Wilson College gives students tools for political discourse Read More »
Arizona Daily Star // Andrea Molberg — It’s time to enjoy the Fall weather! Come spend your time watching the Braver Angels documentary to see how citizens across the country are turning down political heat.
Talbot Spy // Braver Angels is a national organization formed in 2016 after the Presidential election by folks who felt that the divide between red and blue Americans had become so severe that we were headed for civic breakdown.
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The Sheridan Press // Sheridan — About 50 local residents showed up Tuesday to hear about the launch of the local Braver Angels chapter, which is part of a national effort to reduce political polarization and promote civil political discussions.
Braver Angels: Group launches chapter in Sheridan Read More »
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