By Tony Perkins // Arizona Public Media Expect more political debates in the future, no matter what happens in the presidential showdown between Donald Trump and Joe Biden tonight. That’s...
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UArizona’s National Institute for Civil Discourse describes how we can have constructive conversations when politicians don’t By Karly Tinsley // KOLD News While our country feels divided, more than in years...
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AZ Business Magazine Anyone keeping track of civil discourse in the 2020 election might be experiencing some whiplash. First, there was the opening presidential debate on Sept. 29 between President...
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Kyle Mittan // Arizona University Communications Keith Allred, executive director of the UArizona National Institute for Civil Discourse, explains how the country became so divided, and how we can practice...
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By Alex Daniels // Chronicle of Philanthropy No one interrupts at a Braver Angels debate. When participants expound on their choice for president, the role of law enforcement in America, or other...
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By Alex Best // Christianity Daily The Barna Group's Church Pulse leader survey indicates a majority of pastors are concerned for their Churches during this presidential election. Findings from the...
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By Nathan Brown // Post Register National Institute for Civil Discourse head Keith Allred on Thursday criticized the two major-party presidential candidates for their conduct during Tuesday's debate and urged...
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Washington, DC – In response to the performance at last night’s presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio, executive director Keith Allred issued the following message: No American needs a formal guide...
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By Michael Gryboski // Christian Post Nearly three of four pastors are concerned that the presidential election and its fallout will negatively impact their congregations, according to a newly reported study...
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Door County Daily News The Door County Civility Project Steering Committee Members, holding different political views, have come together to express concern about the polarization and incivility that is tearing...
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