Home
Bridging & Common Ground
Opinion
Glossary
Fact Check
Events
Sections
Election Dissection
Directory
Business & Democracy
Pop Culture
News
Analysis
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Media & Technology
Corruption
Civic Engagement & Education
Electoral Reforms
Governance & Legislation
Ethics & Leadership
Video
Watch
Listen
Read
Discuss
Research Resources

Skip to content

Mission Team Contact Us

Donate to support
diverse voices

Site Navigation

Election 2024 Electoral Reforms Money & Politics

Business & Democracy Ethics & Leadership Governance & Legislation

Social Determinants of Health

Health Economy Environment Community Education

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Bipartisanship Democracy

The 50: Wyoming

The 50: Washington

The 50: Nebraska

The 50: Wisconsin

The 50: Illinois

The 50: Maryland

The 50: Virginia

The 50: Connecticut

The 50: New Jersey

The 50: Rhode Island

The 50: Pennsylvania

Bridging & Common Ground Civic Engagement & Education Rule of Law

Project 2025 Pop Culture Media & Technology

Search

Latest Stories

Join a growing community committed to civic renewal.

Subscribe to The Fulcrum and be part of the conversation.

Confirm that you are not a bot.

×

Election 2024 Electoral Reforms Money & Politics

Business & Democracy Ethics & Leadership Governance & Legislation

Social Determinants of Health

Health Economy Environment Community Education

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Bipartisanship Democracy

The 50: Wyoming

The 50: Washington

The 50: Nebraska

The 50: Wisconsin

The 50: Illinois

The 50: Maryland

The 50: Virginia

The 50: Connecticut

The 50: New Jersey

The 50: Rhode Island

The 50: Pennsylvania

Bridging & Common Ground Civic Engagement & Education Rule of Law

Project 2025 Pop Culture Media & Technology

Mission Team Contact Us

Advisory Board Privacy

Follow Us:

Home
listen first project

listen first project

Even in victory, Republicans should listen to their opponents

Getty Images / Leolintang

Bridging & Common Ground

Even in victory, Republicans should listen to their opponents

Jan 29, 2025

Blue and red silhouettes of protestors walking toward eithe other

Bridging & Common Ground

3 strategies to help Americans bridge the deepening partisan divide

22 November 2024

Meet the change leaders: Pearce Godwin

Bridging & Common Ground

Meet the change leaders: Pearce Godwin

David L. Nevins

02 October 2024

Peter Colman

Bridging & Common Ground

'It's time to be very afraid': A conversation with Peter Coleman

13 August 2024

Building the word "trust"

Bridging & Common Ground

To save America, add trust and subtract polarizing words and actions

18 June 2024

Video: Pearce Godwin of Listen First Project discusses Listen First on CSPAN

Resources

Video: Pearce Godwin of Listen First Project discusses Listen First on CSPAN

28 August 2023

Video: #ListenFirst Friday YOUnify & CPL

Videos

Video: #ListenFirst Friday YOUnify & CPL

26 May 2023

Recent

Video: #ListenFirst Friday End of Year

Videos

Video: #ListenFirst Friday End of Year

Jan 06, 2023

Thanksgiving

Ethics & Leadership

How to have a civil Thanksgiving

Nov 23, 2022

Video: America Talks 2022

Ethics & Leadership

Video: America Talks 2022

Apr 11, 2022

America Talks

Ethics & Leadership

America Talks again: Virtual bridging event returns in April

Mar 17, 2022

How we talk about censorship and critical race theory

Ethics & Leadership

How we talk about censorship and critical race theory

Debilyn Molineaux

Feb 16, 2022

bridging the red and blue divide

Big Picture

What groups focused on bridging can do now that the election's over

Nov 17, 2020

Girls coloring an American flag with chalk

Big Picture

A step back: Could the pandemic help save democracy, not trash it?

Eliza Newlin Carney

Jun 02, 2020

load more stories

Join a growing community committed to civic renewal.

Subscribe to The Fulcrum and be part of the conversation.

Confirm that you are not a bot.

×

Advisory Board Privacy

© Copyright 2026