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How Do We Fix It?
Richard Davies
21 November 2019
Bronx, New York, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
To promote better healthcare access in The Bronx, local healthcare providers, activists, and nonprofits are working together to implement tactics such as community conversations or the use of an app that assists pregn...
How Do We Fix It?
Richard Davies
Jim Meigs
1 November 2018
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
In Durham, North Carolina, ReCity is bringing together various non-profit organizations, social activists, and mission-driven companies in a shared coworking space to meet, innovate, and collaborate with each other. T...
How Do We Fix It?
Richard Davies
Jim Meigs
26 October 2018
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
In Minneapolis, two groups are tackling difficult conversations among polarized community members, through establishing intentional safe spaces rooted in ground rules and mutual trust. Living Room Conversations facili...
How Do We Fix It?
Richard Davies
Jim Meigs
18 October 2018
Des Moines, Iowa, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
At a time when American politics are more divisive and uncivil than ever before, Revive Civility Iowa and the National Institute of Civil Discourse hosted a two hour workshop to encourage civil conversation among poli...
How Do We Fix It?
Richard Davies
Jim Meigs
20 July 2016
New York, New York, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
Young people are graduating from high schools and not ready for college level work. Liz Willen describes different initiatives around the United States that have provided solutions for improving secondary education. S...
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