Finding Hope for Change
Extremism and hate crimes are a significant domestic threat. But in the powerful personal stories of a race reconciliator and an interventionist, we find a model for hope and change.
A Black Man Talks With White Supremacists
Musician Daryl Davis has helped hundreds of KKK members renounce their ideology through the power of human connection.
How to Take Direct Action Against Hate
Tune into our podcast to hear how Daryl Davis and Ryan Lo’Ree are changing hearts and minds, and how citizens can support this work.
Honoring Achievements, Change & Justice
Listen to distinguished guests – from Ilyasah Shabazz to Donna Brazile – explore what Black history teaches about the future of civil rights.
Listening to Understand
Many voices on race, long ignored or lost in the clamor, are now being heard. Explore insights that uplift and foster understanding.
What Racism Means to Me: Perspectives on Change
Dr. Brian Williams & Professor Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X, examine the prospects for long-term progress through the lens of their unique personal stories.
My Body Is a Confederate Monument
What is our responsibility in examining history? Black poet Caroline Randall Williams, descended from a Confederate officer, explores the question.
Learning From an Interracial Couple
A groundbreaking law enforcement officer and his wife share an inside look at what it’s like to be Black in America – regardless of influence and income.
Exploring a Path Forward on Race
What steps can America take to make progress on racism, and what common ground can be found across the political spectrum?
Dealing With Hate Speech
Former DNC Chair Donna Brazile and former RNC Chair Michael Steele explore the vital role we all play in preventing racism from taking root.
Policing & Communities
Can policing and racial justice co-exist? In the wake of violence in Charlottesville, Donna Brazile and Michael Steele seek common ground.
Reforming the Police
A critic of policing and the Chief of Police for one of America’s largest cities seek common ground on achieving lasting change in law enforcement.
Reaching Across the Divide
Bridging racial divides will require all of us getting involved in the conversation. Get inspired and read tips for leading productive dialogue.
Why We Need Individual Action On Race Relations
The personal story of Black trauma surgeon Dr. Brian Williams is a stirring call to find common ground.
Commit to Showing Up in the Dialogue on Race
Face-to-face interactions are essential to bridging racial divides. Here’s why committing to engaging in personal conversations can ultimately help save lives.
5 Tips for Holding Conversations on Race
Much of the work of holding a productive conversation on tough issues happens before we start talking. These tips can prepare you for better discussions.
Take Action
Reflect on ways you can use what you’ve learned to influence positive change in bridging racial divides.
Facilitate Progress
Choose a topic and host a simple, structured discussion on race using resources created by our partner Living Room Conversations.
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