How the Unify Challenge College Bowl Helped UND Students Tackle Political Divides
Civics & Civility

How the Unify Challenge College Bowl Helped UND Students Tackle Political Divides

UND's successful Unify Challenge College Bowl implementation provides a roadmap for other colleges to help combat rising campus tension.

Kylie Settlemire

Kylie Settlemire

May 2, 2024

May 9, 2023

Bridging the Political Divide: College Student Edition
Press

Bridging the Political Divide: College Student Edition

College students from 46 universities participated in the nationwide Unify Challenge College Bowl

Morgan Lasher

Morgan Lasher

May 2, 2024

Oct 26, 2022

Montrose Recreation District Signs Resolution in Support of Efforts to Help Solve the Local Childcare Shortage
Press

Montrose Recreation District Signs Resolution in Support of Efforts to Help Solve the Local Childcare Shortage

Unify Montrose is hosting a process starting this summer to review and build solutions — led by residents.

Morgan Lasher

Morgan Lasher

May 2, 2024

Jul 10, 2023

Unify Montrose Assembly Process Update
Deliberation

Unify Montrose Assembly Process Update

Get the full play-by-play on Unify Montrose's Assembly of Delegates and their ongoing deliberation activities and decision-making process.

Morgan Lasher

Morgan Lasher

May 2, 2024

Oct 30, 2023

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: Fostering Unity and Civil Discourse on Campus
Civics & Civility

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: Fostering Unity and Civil Discourse on Campus

The program began in October 2021 with 10 schools, and now almost 8,000 students have participated, representing a wide variety of...

Carol Vederman

Carol Vederman

May 2, 2024

Oct 16, 2023

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: An antidote to campus polarization?
Civics & Civility

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: An antidote to campus polarization?

As recent events show, political polarization is making civil discourse across differences increasingly challenging on college campuses.

DeAnna Duncan Grand

DeAnna Duncan Grand

May 2, 2024

Jan 22, 2024

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: A Student Reflection
Civics & Civility

The Unify Challenge College Bowl: A Student Reflection

In this guest post, a student reflects on valuable critical thinking skills gained in their final year at the University of South Florida.

Sean Schrader

Sean Schrader

May 2, 2024

Jan 23, 2024

Unify Montrose: Final Deliberation Community Report
Deliberation

Unify Montrose: Final Deliberation Community Report

Diverse residents in Unify Montrose tackle childcare shortage with 12 weeks of bold deliberation to craft community solutions!

Sara Drury

Sara Drury

May 2, 2024

Mar 1, 2024

Guest Blog: College Bowl Reflection
Unify Community

Guest Blog: College Bowl Reflection

A reflection on the Unify Challenge College bowl from Vanguard University second-year student, Asher Russ.

Asher Russ

Asher Russ

May 2, 2024

Apr 10, 2024

INSIGHTS ON deliberative democracy

Read our founder’s insights about our theory of change, bubble-busting, deliberative democracy, and other things we love.

America: On Becoming Better
Founder Insights

America: On Becoming Better

My name is Harry Nathan Gottlieb. I am the founder of Unify America. The thing about a government of the people is that if the people want to improve things, and we are willing to unify our efforts, we can.

There Is No They
Founder Insights

There Is No They

Since July of 2019, I have traveled in person (and by video conference) to a third of the states in the union in search of them.

Problem Solving by Jury
Founder Insights

Problem Solving by Jury

Imagine our legislators, in the halls of Congress, listening with an open mind to constituents, experts and each other, seeking solutions together that benefit as many Americans as possible, in a manner that is calm, rational and respectful. And succeeding.

A Theory of Consensus
Founder Insights

A Theory of Consensus

Can you imagine 80-90% of our Congressional representatives coming together around an ambitious solution to a big national problem?