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In the wake of one of the most divisive elections in United States history, the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County and the Seattle-Everett

It’s been quite a week. America elected a new president, but the current one is lobbing baseless accusations of fraud in the voting process. Can’t…

Tuesday, November 10, 2020 – Braver Angels is a group that creates dialogue between disparate political factions. Joining us to discuss the effort is…

Election day is behind us, but deep divisions remain. As Abraham Lincoln once suggested, we need to bind up the nation’s wounds, but this will not be an easy task. Our national political discord has a cultural dimension that goes beyond elections and…

After a COVID-induced hiatus, Civility Brevard returns with online program.

Anger and rage rarely, if ever, make things better. They are not tools for constructive change.

Writing America’s story with our votes The right to vote is guaranteed. The fact that some eligible voters…

Better Angels was founded in the battleground state of Ohio during the last presidential…

The effort is not to change each other’s political views, but to listen and learn how our differences can strengthen and complete us.

In a show of solidarity to stand together as one community, regardless of the election’s outcome, these individuals have signed the Braver Angels’ pledge.

Members of a local group participated in an online event hosted by Iowa State focused on bringing people together.

The organization offers online experiences, workshops, a podcast and more, all aimed at de-escalating tensions and prompting a flow of discussion.

We have monumental problems that must be addressed if we are to function, let alone survive as a society. And yet, it seems no “we” exists to combat our challenges.

Local Utah news, sports, business, events, and photos from Utah Valley’s leading newspaper, the Daily Herald.

People searching for a few moments of peace on election night Nov. 3 can go online to prayerful moments offered live by faith leaders including Archbishop Bernard Hebda of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.

A recent study of 2,000 people found that 62% felt they couldn’t express political opinions without offending someone.

Braver Angels is a group formed after the 2016 election, and aimed at bringing different sides together to try to depolarize America.

The Braver Angels aims to unite reds and blues, to teach skills for listening and constructive conversation.

BELMAR, NJ — Three candidates vying a Belmar Council seat presented their views on the borough’s top priorities and concerns during a virtual forum on October 7, moderated by the League of Women…

Braver Angels want Republicans and Dems to talk to each other – Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow, NY – Let’s have a dialogue after the election – listen to each other, not hate each other

As we approach Election Day, our Faith Perspective columnist recalls the words of Abraham Lincoln: “With malice toward none.”

Dear Editor: All I want for my birthday is a quick and decisive election, with the biggest turnout this country has ever seen.

In the midst of an incredibly divisive election, one group of Shenandoah Valley residents is choosing to lean into difference and discomfort rather than

We’re learning not to underestimate the guy.

CHEYENNE – Alan Kirkbride and Rodger McDaniel’s hardscrabble Wyoming roots led them to opposite ends of the political spectrum.

We recognize that there are differences of opinion in Franklin County regarding the desirable outcome of the national election on November 3. As Franklin County citizens, we wish to remind