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Resources

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Conversation Techniques TED Talk

Listen to "10 Ways To Have A Better Conversation," a TED TALK by Celeste Headlee

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Discourse Article

Read "Dreading Election Season? Get 5 Tips for Better Political Conversations," by the Common Ground Committee

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History of

Polarization Book

Read "Why We're Polarized," a nonfiction book by Vox Co-Founder Ezra Klein

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Media Polarization Documentary

Watch Emmy award-winning "The Social Dilemma" documentary

on Netflix 

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Conversation Guide

Seeking a discussion guide? Look no further!

This guide describes each step for hosting a political conversation in detail—from creating guidelines to a post-conversation reflection. 

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1

Consent, Creating

Guidelines, Introductions

Clarify the purpose of the conversation. Create guidelines that accommodate each individual. Develop comfort among discussion participants. 

2

Finding Common

Ground, Conversing

Find commonalities among participants. Choose a practical and valuable political issue to discuss. Initiate the conversation. 

3

Self Reflection,

Survey

Resolve contention and reflect on the positives and negatives of the conversation. Collect information regarding the productivity of the conversation for each individual.

©2022 by Olivia Chiang

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