Why understanding “them” is more important than ever

Why understanding “them” is more important than ever

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Post-election, what path will we take?

Now, just as before the election, many of us are angry at the “other side” and fearful of what they’ll do. That fear and anger leads to skepticism about lowering hostility and working to understand the “other side.”

But trying to understand each other is more important than ever. If you’re skeptical, we hope you read this week’s piece and share. And be sure to answer the survey question at the bottom of the article!

Read "6 Obstacles to Understanding"

News and views

Some news and views this week:?

Movement updates

  • Amplifying voices for peace. This fall, our partner organization Peaceworks is hosting sessions featuring Israeli and Palestinian peacebuilders at various universities.?Learn more.
  • Thank you for your messages! Last week we asked for your thoughts about the election and received a lot. We may share some of those messages in the near future, but for now, wanted to thank you for writing.?

Make It A Habit: Join us in persuading others

We hear it a lot: “This political toxicity is entirely the other side’s fault.”

You can think, “My political opponents are worse,” and still be a vital part of this movement. Learn how to respond when someone objects to reducing political toxicity. Read this piece and share it when you see the opportunity:?

Read "4 Myths About Our Divides"


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