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Love and Hate at home. We must remember.
"The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference." — Elie Wiesel -
The Righteous Mind: Q&A with Dr. Jonathan Haidt
Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion -
The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics & Religion
A talk by Dr. Jonathan Haidt -
Truth + Trolls: A lie will travel around the world while the truth is pulling its boots on.
Fourth Estate, First Amendment, Fake News -
Local Color: Beer + Conversation
Gathering racially diverse pairs to have real conversations on race -
Equality in Life, part 3: The Role of Government
A series of conversations about racial equality in our hometown -
Equality in Life, part 2: Business and Growth
A series of conversations about racial equality in our hometown -
Equality in Life, part 1: Justice and Law Enforcement
A series of conversations about racial equality in our hometown -
COVID in Tallahassee: A politics-free status report
Gain the Knowledge (but lose the politics) -
A Local Color listen-in: Part 2
Gathering across color, creed and ideology
Village SquareCast
By The Village Square
Village SquareCast connects listeners with conversations and programs facilitated by The Village Square.
The Village Square believes in the power of dialogue and disagreement. We spearhead a variety of programming centered around civility and community-building (especially among political opposites). Locally in Tallahassee, FL, we work with a variety of community partners, offering more than 30 programs a year. Nationally, we assist other communities with their civility efforts and provide support as needed. Events and programs are created with the intent of building community, fostering dialogue, encouraging disagreement, and ultimately, increasing empathy.
The Village Square believes in the power of dialogue and disagreement. We spearhead a variety of programming centered around civility and community-building (especially among political opposites). Locally in Tallahassee, FL, we work with a variety of community partners, offering more than 30 programs a year. Nationally, we assist other communities with their civility efforts and provide support as needed. Events and programs are created with the intent of building community, fostering dialogue, encouraging disagreement, and ultimately, increasing empathy.
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