May Resources
ENGAGE | StoryCorps' One Small Step Want to have a curious, open-hearted, bridging conversation with someone who has different beliefs from your own? READ | Before spending on college,
ENGAGE | StoryCorps' One Small Step Want to have a curious, open-hearted, bridging conversation with someone who has different beliefs from your own? READ | Before spending on college,
READ | The Relational Work of Systems Change Collective impact efforts must prioritize working together in more relational ways to find systemic solutions to social problems. Without relational trust, it can
WATCH | The Science of Relationships Martha G. Welch MD explains that emotional connection in a relationship between two people is not a mental process alone. READ | Loneliness
READ | Parenting for Various Apocalypses Courtney Martin reflects on raising kids to be resilient in the face of adversity. READ & WATCH | TV Shows Bridging Generational Gaps
LOOK | The Hill: Portraits from the Capitol steps January 6, 2021 featuring filmmaker Horacio Marquínez by Robin Stern READ | Nurture Science: Connecting Activities Connecting Activities: Joint Attention
READ | If We Can Report on the Problem, We Can Report on the Solution Greater Good Science Center offers a tailored service that can serve to jumpstart your journey
READ | Curiosity U John Tomasi, the President of Heterodox Academy, explores the importance of curiosity as a value that sustains learning and social change. WATCH | Panel Explores
LISTEN | The Power of Solutions Journalism The Center for Humane Technology invites Tina Rosenberg and Hélène Biandudi Hofer onto their podcast “Your Undivided Attention” to discuss the power of solutions-focused
GUIDE | Great Conversations, the Virtual Way Expert facilitators Beth Kanter and Debra Natenshon give a behind-the-scenes look at how to structure a virtual meeting so that great conversations happen,
READ | To Emerge Stronger After the Pandemic, We Must Learn from the “During” Homa Tavangar, of the Big Questions Institute, explores how the implosion of the world we used