On October 30, AEI hosted Jorge Elorza, the CEO of Democrats for Education Reform, for a discussion with AEI’s Frederick M. Hess on common ground in early childhood, K–12, and higher education. After ...

November 19, 2024; Washington, D.C.— This week, NPR is featuring stories and conversations taking a closer look at how people across the country are finding common ground on important issues despite ...

The Westmont Center for Dialogue and Deliberation (WCDD) takes on the hot button issue of e-bikes at its next conversation, Thursday, Oct. 23, at the Community Environmental Council’s (CEC) ...

Editor’s note: This essay is part of our ongoing Between Us series, examining the factors that contribute to polarization and prevent good governance, good citizenship and good relationships — and ...

I set out almost three years ago to travel the country and talk with as many ordinary Americans as possible to understand why we’re so deeply divided. This year, the “America at a Crossroads” team and ...

Democrats need to build a bigger tent to be competitive. But building a bigger political tent means compromising—and that compromise usually means making someone inside your tent angry. Take, for ...

Common Ground on the Hill’s annual Traditions Weeks attracted hundreds of people to the campus of McDaniel College in Westminster last month for more than 100 courses in a variety of traditional arts, ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. NBC News is launching “Finding Common Ground,” featuring bipartisan politicians discussing shared interests across ...

“It’s OK to have a difference of opinion and still agree on the fact that we want a better Wisconsin,” according to George Brooks of Sussex. Brooks was one of more than 400 Wisconsinites who ...

UConn student-athletes had questions that athletics graduate assistant and doctoral student Adam Gottner wanted to answer. Gottner noticed student-athletes reflecting on the news and discussing the ...

"I turned off news all together." "Just talk to each other more." "Report things from both sides." Those are some of the responses NBC News received when it conducted consumer research for a new ...