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Skills for Disagreeing Better

First Presbyterian Church of Woodburn 950 N. Boones Ferry Rd (on the corner of 214), Woodburn

Note: This event is to be attended in person. In this polarized time, we lack basic understanding of why people on the other political side hold their beliefs. We don’t […]

Depolarizing Within – IN PERSON

Kilton Library Main Street 80, Lebanon

Multi-State event near West Lebanon, NH A free workshop to help you become more aware of your "inner polarizer" and learn methods for disagreeing without contempt and ridicule About this […]

A Time for Choosing: Washington’s three 2026 Ballot Initiatives

Online US

Washington’s voters face a time for choosing with three initiatives on the November 2026 ballot. This Braver Angels Panel Debate will feature panelists selected by the authors of the official Voter’s Pamphlet to represent their case. Braver Angels debates are not about declaring a winner. The highly structured format is focused on better understanding of […]

Film Discussion – “Undivide Us” – Film and Panel Discussion

Bedford Playhouse Old Post Road 633, Bedford

We choose films that address social, political or cultural issues that are relevant to society today. They may highlight liberal-leaning, conservative-leaning or independent themes, or feature actors or directors from opposite sides of the political spectrum. We'll be discussing the film Undivide Us. This event will take place at a local theatre/playhouse. It is a […]

Being Civil in a Polarized Country: What We Can Do

St. Catherine of Siena 309 Siena Drive, Ithaca

As a nation, we are polarized and divided. Pope Francis challenges us to respond by building a “better kind of politics, one truly at the service of the common good”. We are called to overcome division, promote encounters with our neighbors, and seek the truth. Learn some skills to do just that.