What matters most is that we all share these common goals: love and connection in our families, safety and resiliency in our communities, and peace and prosperity in our nation. We know that our differences don’t have to tear us apart—in fact, they can be the key to making us stronger, if we stand together.
This movement is sweeping across America as more of us refuse to let division win. We’re pushing back against those who thrive on conflict and choosing connection instead.
We’re rebuilding our country from the ground up. The future is ours—let’s claim it, together.
of Americans say political polarization is a threat to America
of Americans are concerned about political violence
say that given the opportunity, they would help to reduce political and social division
During Love Anyway Feast dinners, participants are encouraged to be their authentic selves while we provide tools and conversation guides, all over a shared meal.
Challenge yourself to break toxic polarization by completing one exercise per weekday for 4 weeks.
One Small Step brings people with different views together to record a conversation — not to debate politics — but simply to get to know each other as people.
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