The Civil Discourse Project The civil discourse project (cdp) sponsors courses, events, and scholarship that promote civil discourse through modeling or teaching the capacities and virtues necessary to engage in healthy exchange across difference. Join us in promoting civil discourse in education and society. whether you’re an educator, researcher, student, parent, or policymaker, your commitment to fostering respectful dialogue can make a difference.
Civil Discourse Project Home Our mission is to foster viewpoint diversity and civil discourse in american higher education to empower students to participate in good faith deliberation in the marketplace of ideas. Generously funded by the arthur vining davis foundations, the project has two core components: a speaker series open to the mit community, and seminars in concourse where students discuss freedom of expression and develop skills for successfully engaging in civil discourse. Encourage introspection and foster personal accountability for engaging in civil discourse. provide tools and forums for the study and application of civil discourse skills in an innovation society. The civil discourse project (cdp) sponsors courses, events, and scholarship that promote civil discourse through modeling or teaching the capacities and virtues necessary to engage in healthy exchange across difference.
Civil Discourse Project Home Encourage introspection and foster personal accountability for engaging in civil discourse. provide tools and forums for the study and application of civil discourse skills in an innovation society. The civil discourse project (cdp) sponsors courses, events, and scholarship that promote civil discourse through modeling or teaching the capacities and virtues necessary to engage in healthy exchange across difference. Introducing our digital learning initiative: a dynamic hub connecting educators and students to our online learning management system. teachers gain access to structured modules for effective classroom lessons, while students explore diverse materials and earn leadership certificates. Civil discourse series opens with message from legislator wednesday, april 8, 2026 | by lauren emerson texas rep. aj louderback, right, answers questions from woodrow wagner, director of institutional strategies, and speaks to texas a&m university victoria students monday during the first session of the civil discourse series. Foster civil discourse with tips on active listening, empathy, and creating inclusive spaces to strengthen communities amidst polarization. In this course, we’ll explore as we investigate the extremes of human nature in american literature of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, include addiction, grief, compulsion, obsession, moral angst and moral apathy. our guiding questions are: what does it mean to be human?.
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