Reddit reveals demographics may matter more than politics when it comes to polarization... Melissa Wild summarizes research by Monti, D’Ignazi, Starnini, & De Francisci (2023). Read more on the MD-ICCCR Science-Practice Blog: icccr.tc.columbia.edu/blog/blog-keep…

Yesterday was the #UN International Day of Support for Victims of Torture. Torture is a horrific violation of human rights, and the MD-ICCCR is committed to promoting peace and preventing violence. Join us! Learn more here: icccr.tc.columbia.edu

In a fascinating new docuseries featuring Amy Chua, Peter T. Coleman offers insights on how to navigate a deeply divided society. "The Basement Talks" - centering the charged issue of abortion - is available to watch now! amzn.to/3RLU6Dt CC: Jonathan Haidt

Happy #IndependenceDay! MD-ICCCR honors our founders' spirit of cooperation. Let's build a more just & peaceful society by fostering dialogue & finding common ground. Join us: icccr.tc.columbia.edu

Is a disagreement with a friend, family member, or colleague causing tension? The Making Conflict Work App can help you turn that conflict into a positive force for change. Download the app here: bit.ly/3LeWwqz

Want to improve your communication skills? The MD-ICCCR can help you develop the tools you need to effectively navigate conflict. We work to promote cooperation and social justice through research, education, and practice. Sharpen your skills: bit.ly/4cXOgH4

An interview with political scientist Robert Putnam (bit.ly/4f1fEG6ours) reignited the conversation about social isolation and its threat to democracy. Putnam highlights the importance of "bridging social capital" - something we need to prioritize in today's polarized 🌎.

Are you struggling to navigate conflict in today's volatile world? Leaders today face a barrage of divisive issues that can be emotionally charged and difficult to manage... Increase your CIQ (conflict intelligence) today: icccr.tc.columbia.edu

This weekend's political events were emotionally charged... and these situations can create strain in our workplaces and communities. Let's foster civil and productive dialogue, regardless of our political views - start the challenge today @ startswith.us/pdc

In the U.S. and around the world, political polarization and authoritarianism are becoming more prevalent and hampering democracy in concerning ways. What is the impact of partisanship on citizens' understanding of democracy? Read our latest blog here: bit.ly/4d68oYl

Tired of being stuck in a stalemate? 🚦 Conflict can feel like a never-ending traffic jam. But what if there was a roadmap to navigate those bumpy roads? 🛣️ Check out the Making Conflict Work app, and find your way to a smoother journey: makingconflictwork.com/app-iphone-and…

Join Dr. Dianne Williams this fall for a practicum on Restorative Practices! Learn more here: icccr.tc.columbia.edu/education/cour…

Read the latest by Peter T. Coleman - How to Reset a Campus Culture: pc84.medium.com/how-to-reset-a…

Join Peter T. Coleman on 8/29 for a webinar on: Overcoming Toxic Polarization and the 2024 Election. RSVP: sps.columbia.edu/events/necr-we…

From self-awareness and emotional regulation to navigating situational dynamics and exhibiting adaptive leadership, Nelson Mandela is a supreme example of a conflict intelligent leader. Read more by Peter T. Coleman here: pc84.medium.com/mandelas-ciq-l…

Read the latest by Greg Berman highlighting a conversation with Peter T. Coleman - "It's time to be very afraid"... hfg.org/conversations/…

"When influential leaders like Trump use rhetoric to directly go after people like General Milley, then they are essentially fomenting political violence." - Peter T. Coleman in "The Fire of Rage" by Greg Berman Read the full article here: bit.ly/4fN8WDT

"As a practitioner engaged with peace processes around the world for the past four decades, I am asked with increasing frequency an unsettling question: Are we headed toward civil war here in these United States?" Read more by John Paul Lederach here: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

Check out a new article by Peter T. Coleman that defines Conflict Intelligence (CIQ), shares skills conducive to improving it, and offers a set of toolkits with links to resources such as assessments, apps, and popular articles. Read more here: direct.mit.edu/ngtn/article/4…