National Institute for Civil Discourse
Mission:
- Engage Across Differences
Engaging people in constructive conversations across our divides
The National Institute for Civil Discourse is a non-partisan organization founded to promote healthy and civil political debate. NICD is devoted to the principle that people with different values and political preferences, can discuss their differences in a civil and productive manner. This approach builds bridges of understanding across our divides and engages our differences constructively to advance solutions to our most pressing challenges. We believe the American people will be our saving grace. We are less divided than we seem and hungrier for a more constructive approach to politics. Our programs are also designed to encourage elected leaders to put country ahead of partisanship.
Contact
Cheryl Graeve
cgraeve@email.arizona.edu
Headquarters
Washington D.C., USA
On-Demand
Social Media, Misinformation, and Democracy
This podcast shares a discussion about the relationship of social media, misinformation, and civil discourse in democracy and explores “How should we think about social media?” Guests include members of the NICD Research Network. Patricia Rossini with the University of Liverpool, UK and the University of Glasgow. Sarah Sobieraj at Tufts University and Dannagal Goldthwaite…
Listening with Empathy and Humility
Listening with Empathy & Humility video series features host, Katie Couric and a diverse group of everyday Americans sharing their own experiences and tips on how to listen more deeply and engage differences constructively. This module contains one 8 minute core video and 10 short (30 sec – 2 minute )segments with different tips.
Programa Americano de Sentido Común de la Instituto Nacional del Discurso Civil
El Instituto Nacional para el Discurso Civil (NICD) aprovecha el acuerdo ciudadano sobre políticas a través de un programa de compromiso cívico que mejora significativamente la capacidad del Congreso para representar a los ciudadanos de manera competente. Más de 53,000 personas se han unido al programa CommonSense American (CSA) del NICD, dedicando 90 minutos al…