NCDD.org

The National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD) promotes the use of dialogue, deliberation, and other innovative group processes to help people come together across differences to tackle our most challenging problems. We serve as a gathering place, a resource clearinghouse, a news source, and a facilitative leader for the dialogue and deliberation community and beyond. More about who we are and what we do.

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For over 7 years, NCDD has been blogging about events and trainings, cutting-edge programs, funding and job opportunities, and more. The latest: Facilitators needed for New Orleans dialogue on race relations Elli Nagai-Rothe shared this request on the NCDD Discussion list today: I… Kansas Hunger Dialogue happening today and tomorrow Today and tomorrow (March 5th and 6th), Kansas Campus… Learning from Angry Birds for Digital Public Engagement Digital democracy pioneer Chris Quigley presented yesterday at a digital…	Access to over 2,500 resources… dialogue guides, D&D methods, videos, case studies, evaluation tools, articles, books, programs and more. Most recently added: Five Assumptions Academics Make About Public Deliberation, And Why They Deserve Rethinking Debategraph Tele-Town Halls ABCD Videos on Benefits of Deliberative Democracy Intergroup Dialogue: Engaging Difference, Social Identities, and Social Justice Argumentation in Dispute Mediation: A Reasonable Way to Handle Conflict	Our 1,500+ members are doing extraordinary work across the globe. Learn how to join them, connect with them, and learn from them. Don’t miss: The NCDD Members Network, our interactive members directory (search members here). NCDD hosts over a dozen listservs and announcement lists, including our popular NCDD Discussion listserv. Our groups, pages and feeds from various social media outlets. See NCDD members’ proposals in the Idea Incubator. An overview of ALL the ways you can get involved and connect with NCDDers.
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