Business Steps up!

A global study of how business can improve civil discourse and reduce polarization in our society.

And new in 2021: The Dialogue Project takes residency at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.

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Danish Communicators Seek to Improve The National Dialogue

Denmark’s K1

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This is a Time For Active Participation

Jo Ann Jenkins, CEO, AARP
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How Small Colleges Can Help Restore Civil Discourse

Bob Iuliano, President, Gettysburg College
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There is Bravery in Recognizing How Much We Must Learn

American University

The percent of people who said the inability to have respectful conversation is a major problem.
The top three topics that 2/3 of respondents said were difficult to talk about with those who disagree.
82% said people should be more respectful when talking with those with different views, but only 50% said they should spend more time doing so.
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When Tolerance Grows, Our Country Thrives

Kimberly S. Greene, Chairman, President and CEO, Southern Company Gas
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Using Dialogue Journalism to Bridge the Divide

Spaceship Media
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It’s Time For Business to Lead

Michael Sneed, EVP, Global Corporate Affairs and CCO, Johnson & Johnson
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