First, thank you to the many participants in the March 23 Civil Discourse Conversation. Your thought-provoking comments definitely revealed more diversity of thinking than one might imagine. Our monthly Civil Discourse conversations emphasize hearing every voice in the room, and listening without cross-talk or direct comment on another person's words.
Every month right after the Civil Discourse Project's "Monday Conversation" we'll offer a chance to continue thinking together on the Forum. This time it's our chance to dialogue back and forth about political party affiliation in these times of tumult, polarization, and violence. What more do you have to say? Just click on the live "comment" link below and share your thoughts.
If you were not able to make this second CDP conversation, on on Zoom, you are still welcome to join the conversation now.
"What does party affiliation mean to me?"
Want to learn more about these monthly conversations? Email irene.epp@gmailcom.
Every month right after the Civil Discourse Project's "Monday Conversation" we'll offer a chance to continue thinking together on the Forum. This time it's our chance to dialogue back and forth about political party affiliation in these times of tumult, polarization, and violence. What more do you have to say? Just click on the live "comment" link below and share your thoughts.
If you were not able to make this second CDP conversation, on on Zoom, you are still welcome to join the conversation now.
"What does party affiliation mean to me?"
Want to learn more about these monthly conversations? Email irene.epp@gmailcom.