A September 2023 report from the Constructive Dialogue Institute found that 45 percent of students are afraid to express their opinions in the classroom out of fear of offending their peers, and ...

Civic engagement across partisan divides is seemingly at an all-time low – recent polling shows that nearly half of college students would refuse to room with someone of the opposite political ...

Students discuss the debate at roundtable event. The Peacemaker Project organized the roundtable. (Jessica Neal) A week after the political debate event on campus, students from a Peacemaker Project ...

With the ongoing war in the Middle East and the upcoming U.S. presidential election eliciting strong emotions for many members of the Johns Hopkins community, the university is leaning into ...

Courageous Dialogue is designed to foster meaningful and transformative conversations. In today’s world, engaging in open, honest, and authentic dialogue is essential for personal growth, community ...

As educators, we intentionally create spaces for students to build trust. We accomplish this by setting expectations, presenting carefully crafted relevant activities, and offering them choices (Burns ...

Johns Hopkins University has announced the six recipients of grants via its inaugural Student Blue Jay Dialogue Innovation Fund, a new initiative that supports student-run opportunities for discourse ...

As Canadian federal election candidates prepared for their final debate in April 2025, youth across the country were preparing for collaborative conversations around timely and potentially divisive ...

Students overwhelmingly favor engagement over disruption, with the vast majority supporting peaceful protest and dialogue while virtually no respondents endorsed tactics such as shouting down speakers ...