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Measuring Love in the Journey for Justice: A Brown Paper
This paper calls on love as a cure for injustice. It is not a formal research paper. It comes from the heart. It is meant to be used—like love itself. It is meant to start talks and make us think.
Designing Impactful Campus Speaker Events
Campus speaker events can be flashpoints for division—or opportunities for real learning. This playbook gives organizers practical tools to design events that bring people together across differences, even when discussing tough topics.
What You'll Learn
How to design events that encourage dialogue instead of debates
Ways to set the right tone before, during, and after controversial speakers
Practical steps for choosing speakers who model good conversation
Tools for creating safe spaces where all students can participate
Methods for turning disagreement into learning opportunities
Parenting Toolkit and Tips for Learning to Disagree Better
This toolkit helps parents and families develop skills for healthy disagreement. When family members disagree constructively, everyone feels heard, relationships stay strong, and children learn valuable life skills.
Disagreement is natural and inevitable in families. The question isn't whether we'll disagree—it's how we'll disagree. This toolkit teaches practical strategies for navigating differences with respect, curiosity, and care.
This toolkit gives you tools to:
Listen to understand, not just to respond
Express disagreement without attacking or dismissing
Find common ground even in tough conversations
Model healthy conflict resolution for children
Repair relationships after heated moments
Build family communication skills that last a lifetime
Whether you're navigating political differences with extended family, handling sibling conflicts, or working through parenting disagreements with a partner, these tools help create more connection and less division.
Toolkit: Overcoming Fear in Public Speaking
Whether you're preparing for a civic speech, hosting a community meeting, or simply speaking up at work, the fear of public speaking is real—and common. This toolkit is a quick, powerful resource for community members at any stage of engagement who want to build confidence and clarity in their voice.