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We hope a new report on a slice of the pluralism landscape sparks important conversations & more research & discovery of evidence-based practice across the pluralism ecosystem: bit.ly/GestReny_LitRe… Justin Gest 🦋 @tylerreny

At the NGA #DisagreeBetter Convening, Uma Viswanathan with New Pluralists, moderates a panel discussion with experts from StoryCorps, @MActionProject & One America Movement focused on strategies for highlighting commonalities. nga.org/disagree-bette…

How can we foster pluralism in 🇺🇸? We New Pluralists recognize it’s key to connect science to practice. I’m thrilled to be co-hosting the “Research to Impact” convening, with More in Common US, Greater Good, and Over Zero starting today in Chicago. See y’all soon! 🎉

The “Research to Impact” Convening is complete! What an amazing group of folks working toward pluralism. Thanks to everyone who came to Chicago to learn, discuss, and connect. Hope to see y’all soon, and special thanks to the New Pluralists for making it happen.

Opening a #DisagreeBetter panel on repairing American institutions, New Pluralists' Uma Viswanathan outlined five principles foundational to the future of our democracy. Watch the full discussion and learn more: nga.org/news/commentar…

Apply now for CoGenerate’s new accelerator for initiatives bringing generations together to advance economic opportunity. 8 innovative models will receive $20K, expert coaching and peer support. Spread the word! cogenerate.org/economic-oppor…

Want to be part of a network that builds bridges & solves local challenges? Apply to the 2024 Change Collective cohort in Chicago, Detroit & Jackson. Members get training & leadership opps & become part of a network working to renew civic life change-collective.org/apply/

Uma Viswanathan, New Pluralists, adds pluralism to the conversation: "How do we hold those higher-order shared identities that allow us to not tear apart at the seams, but not so that we flatten the ability to truly see each other?" #FlourishingConf

Register to attend the free "Unifying College and University Campuses" webinar on February 29. Hear evidence-based strategies and tools to cultivate constructive conversations for advancing pluralism in #highered. Details: ow.ly/jj3K50QH4Gh New Pluralists Moral Courage

When we extend our heartfelt curiosity and get to know someone’s stories and perspectives, we reach their soul." Read this beautiful interview with New Pluralists partner Scott Shigeoka for Einhorn Collaborative and learn more about the power of curiosity. einhorncollaborative.org/through-the-pr…

How should we approach our differences? With openness and empathy, says Uma Viswanathan, Executive Director, New Pluralists. Join her and fellow leaders across philanthropy in Chicago this May 6-9 to put this vision into action. bit.ly/3Ts8b95

We're so glad to announce we’ve received continued financial support from New Pluralists, a funder and field collaborative working to foster a culture of pluralism in America. trustingnews.org/trusting-news-…

Read New Pluralists Executive Director Uma Viswanathan's vision for responding to the urgent need to build the skill and will to embed pluralism into our society for generations to come. bit.ly/3W7Kd68

🚨Action Alert: New Pluralists is in the running to host a panel on research-backed methods that resist efforts to sow division in our current cultural landscape. But we need your support. Cast your vote for our panel today → bit.ly/3yxKS7o

Have you cast your vote for New Pluralists’ panel on belonging and narrative change at @SXSW 2025 yet? Take a minute to vote here → panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/149122

Community voting is still open for @SXSW 2025 – vote here to include New Pluralists’ voice about best practices for creating a culture of belonging: panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/149122

After surveying 133 orgs and 43 in-depth interviews, the new Council report with Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE) and New Pluralists examines how philanthropic leaders support connecting across differences in times of polarization. Download the full report: hubs.ly/Q02Rvdlf0

A survey conducted with Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE) & New Pluralists found: ✅ 85% of foundations funded bridging and belonging work in the past 10 years, and ✅ Nearly a quarter allocated over half of their grantmaking budget to this work. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02SncYg0