Bridging Divides
Monthly Video and Discussion Series
Free admission, donations welcome
Divided We Fall reveals ordinary people wrestling with
what it truly means to be an American,
the divides that prevent unity, and what we can do to bridge the gaps.
In 2018, the participants ~ equal numbers" of Reds and Blues ~ break out of partisan echo chambers to listen to one another.
In 2022, they come together again to talk about
how the experience impacted them.
Trailer here
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FREE Screening & Discussion
Wednesday, December 11th ~ 7 to 9pm
RVML ~ 1757 Ashland Street, Ashland, Oregon
In this ongoing monthly series, we watch insightful movies and videos
carefully selected to explore ways to depolarize and
then engage in facilitated discussion to help integrate new perspectives.
"Political season has brought out the worst in many people.
Extreme division in itself is a bigger danger
to our nation than either candidate.
Don't believe anyone who's telling you to hate the other side.
We're in this together."
~ Lex Fridman
No matter who won the presidential race,
no matter if you are overjoyed
or distraught or simply sick of it all,
our country will still face toxic divisiveness.
Even if who you voted for was the person who won.
For a growing number of us
a possibility exists where we as individuals
can still do what we can to curb hatred and hyper-polarization.
I'll be offering a year-long course in 2025.
To tell you all about it, I'll be hosting two information sessions
I.
On-line
Monday, December 16th at 5 to 6 pm (Pacific Time)
Zoom Link
II.
In-person
Tuesday, December 17th at 7 to 8:30 pm
RVML, 1757 Ashland Street, Ashland, Oregon
© 2022 Marla Estes
