#Civic collaboratory full
See the full list of Our Common Purpose Champions. Hosted by Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy, the North Carolina Leadership Forum provides an opportunity for civic, business and political leaders from across North Carolina to discuss issues central to the future of our state.
The Village Square hosts community-based programming that gathers citizens who don't look or think alike to find common ground, shared values and build civic trust. Collaborative Center programs connect more than 400 students each year to community partners in New Brunswick and beyond. GenUnity seeks to be an accessible, equitable civic gym that supports individuals to develop their civic agency ('muscle') to influence positive change in their local communities. Our work helps communities move conversation into action, and action into lasting positive change. Our function is unique and unparalleled in the community engagement field: helping people create the spaces where they can build skills to bring difficult topics to light and address them effectively over the long term.
The result is a healthier, more thriving region. We provide infrastructure for people and organizations to collaboratively develop community initiatives that generate new economic, civic and creative opportunities and value. Through grant making and advocacy, Civic Health Project supports initiatives that empower Americans to reject tribal partisanship and come together to solve our nation’s greatest challenges.Įveryday Democracy supports organizing across the country by bringing diverse groups of people together, helping them structure and facilitate community dialogue on pressing issues, and training them to use a racial equity lens to understand longstanding problems and possible solutions. The Collaboratory is where Dayton's dreamers and doers gather to move innovative ideas to transformative action.
We build partnerships to promote civil discourse and find common ground to help. Civic Health Project is dedicated to reducing toxic partisan polarization and enabling healthier public discourse and decision-making across our citizenry, politics, and media. Our civic engagement laboratory explores collaborations to better society.
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