
Announcing Braver Angels Advisory Council
Twenty-three leaders who disagree on many things said yes to the same thing this month. They agreed to stand together, publicly, behind the idea that Americans can hold fast to their convictions while staying genuinely curious about the convictions of people on the other side. That’s it. That’s the commitment. For more than nine years, Braver Angels has reached people in every state in the union. The ones who’ve engaged have experienced something that surprises them every time: the relief of disagreeing without contempt, and the discovery that the person across the table is not who the feed said they were.


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I’m starting to learn more about the present work of Braver Angels. I live at Kendal at Oberlin, a retirement community that is very interested and involved with peaceful living and a better world and democracy. We are always looking for speakers that our independent living residents can attend and watch on our own TV. We do not pay speakers, but you may find contributors and members. So far when I talk to people about my recent discovery again, they do not know much about Braver Angels. Would you have any speakers willing to come through the week? Joyce Parker–“the scout”