Better Conversations in Polarized Times: Lessons from Bipartisan Organizations
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service is hosting a virtual discussion on fostering healthy bipartisan conversations on Thursday, Dec. 4, from noon to 1 p.m.
The event will feature two bipartisan organizations: the Democracy Defense Project Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Alliance for Civic Trust, also known as WisAct.
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With the holidays approaching, family gatherings can often highlight political differences. The speakers will share insights on how to have productive, healthy conversations about politics.
The virtual program will feature Mike Tate, former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, and Scott Klug, former Republican U.S. representative for Wisconsin’s 2nd Congressional District, both representing the Democracy Defense Project Wisconsin, as well as Michael Ford, regional coordinator for WisAct.
The Democracy Defense Project is a bipartisan organization of former elected officials and leaders dedicated to defending the transparency, security, and integrity of U.S. elections.
The Wisconsin Alliance for Civic Trust is a cross-partisan network of Wisconsin residents that promotes values fundamental to our democratic republic, including support for fair, safe, and secure elections, and support for peaceful civic engagement.
Learn practical takeaways for keeping political conversations civil and productive around the holiday dinner table and beyond.
Click here to register. A recording will be available following the event.
