If you are concerned about conflict in your community or lack of respect for minority viewpoints, you will want to explore potential ways to conduct and promote community dialogue. Here's an introductory article we like. You will need to explore the links for the fullest benefit.

This list of potential civic action projects for students from elementary school through college contains some good ideas for you or a teacher in your orbit.

You may be interested in the conversation when Brookings Institution researchers held insightful discussions about the relationships among policing, public health, and community trust with 20 leaders in St. Louis and Baltimore.

We found these recommendations for spurring creation and preservation of affordable housing in Pittsfield, Massachusetts worthwhile. Dig into the complete report if this topic is relevant to your community.

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