Affective Polarization
Addresses the emotional divide between political groups and partisan animosity that undermines democratic discourse
Civic Health Project
Reduces affective polarization and promotes healthier civil discourse in American politics and media
Primary audience
General Public
Work area
Research & Advocacy
Topic
Civic Engagement
About Organization
Civic Health Project advances research and interventions to reduce political polarization and improve civil discourse across the United States. Based in Palo Alto, CA, the organization focuses on identifying the root causes of affective polarization and developing evidence-based remedies to bridge divides in American society.
What They Focus On
Civil Discourse
Promotes constructive dialogue and respectful communication across ideological and political differences
Research Translation
Bridges academic research and practical application by developing actionable interventions for real-world settings