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Link to Roanoke Collaboration Project on the LinkedIn professional networking platform.
Link to Radio Melrose 96.9 FM; the station broadcasts Roanoke Collaboration Project discussions about topics of local interest.
Hidden Tribes study report from More in Common determined that 86% of Americans want collaboration and reject extreme voices.
Valley Business Front magazine November 2022 article about Roanoke Collaboration Project and its formation.
Roanoke Times newspaper June 26, 2022 article about the Roanoke Collaboration Project’s Pledge for Constructive Dialogue.
Link to multiple initiatives at Virginia Tech with a common commitment to helping communities have more civil discourse.
Link to movement encouraging leaders from both parties to engage one another with respect and genuine curiosity.
Harvard Kennedy School article about civil discourse as a vital ingredient for better public policy and public leadership.
Link to nation's largest cross-partisan, volunteer-led movement to bridge the partisan divide.
Link to organization that enables people to find common ground and help create a government that is of, by, and for the people.
Link to organization serving as backbone for bridging divides, and leading toward social cohesion and collaboration.
Link to organization bringing together leaders with different perspectives who address issues that matter most to Americans.
