The Public Conversations Project prevents and transforms conflicts driven by deep differences in identity, beliefs, or values.
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I Rang My Great Grandparents' Cow Bell
February 2, 2012 —This morning, the morning of January 8, 2012, at 10:11, Tucsonans were encouraged to ring bells in remembrance of the January 8, 2011 "Your Congress at the Corner" shooting which killed six, injured several, included Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, and tore the threads of the Tucson's social fabric.
The White House, Welcoming America, and PCP: No One Is Dispensable
January 23, 2012 — Kudos to our friends at Welcoming America! Their innovative work earned the attention of White House officials in search of successful models for integrating immigrants into the civic life of communities.
Drawing Up the Guest List: Christians in Dialogue on LGBTQ Issues
January 10, 2012 — If explosive social issues are more complex than we think, so is planning a dialogue around them—especially when it comes to the guest list.
Announcing Our Winter & Spring 2012 Workshops
January 6, 2012 — The Public Conversations Project’s unique, experiential workshops equip people from all fields with knowledge, skills and tools for preventing and transforming deep conflict. This winter and spring, we are offering a series of workshops from Pittsburgh to Seattle.
No Batteries Required
December 21, 2011 — The wreath is still hanging on the door at Public Conversations headquarters. Even as December passes by in a whirlwind of lights and cookies, thoughts of giving remain with us. After all, giving doesn’t end when the ball drops. The coming year is sprinkled with birthdays, anniversaries, and Hallmark holidays of all shapes and sizes.
