By Brandon Millett >> Philanthropy Roundtable After more than a year of lockdowns and social distancing, last month America celebrated its 245th birthday with vigor. More than 132 million people took to trains,...
By Jeff Hunter // Utah State University // Utah State Magazine Brent Hill ’73 of the National Institute for Civil Discourse weighs in. While serving as senate president pro tempore...
In their work with the “On Being” show and the Civil Conversations & Social Healing Project, Krista Tippett and Lucas Johnson engage religious and spiritual leaders as well as teachers,...
The nonpartisan nonprofit will launch during July 1 event featuring remarks from Condoleezza Rice, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, former members of Congress July 1, 2021. NICD is proud to join...
By Tom Daschle and Olympia Snowe, Opinion Contributors // The Hill We have followed the work of the House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress with great interest. Since serving together...
Opinion by Gary Abernathy// Washington Post I hear often from people on the left who swear they don’t personally know anyone who supported Donald Trump for president. As a result, they...
A new book to be released in June from Washington State University Press includes research made possible by a grant from NICD. The researchers hope that understanding the reasons behind...
NICD's newest video, Listening with Empathy & Humility, features host, Katie Couric and a diverse group of Americans sharing their own experiences with how to Engage Differences constructively. NICD's Engaging...
By MARINA PITOFSKY // The Hill Former President George W. Bush reflected in a new interview on the surprise many Americans expressed at his friendship with former first lady Michelle Obama....
Do you have a good pulse on civility in your workplace? What tools do you need to facilitate civil conversations? How can you create a better workplace during the pandemic...