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In this interactive session presented by Harry Nathan Gottlieb, founder of Unify America, you’ll get high-impact tools and insights from the award-winning entrepreneur behind Jackbox Games, Jellyvision, and now Unify America. You’ll learn how to practice discussions across differences and get action-oriented ideas about how to bring communities together to solve problems collaboratively.
Unify America is a nonpartisan nonprofit on a mission to replace political fighting with problem-solving. We leverage technology and games to reduce political polarization and teach civic and problem-solving skills so Americans can work together to reach our shared goals. Founded in 2020 by Harry Nathan Gottlieb (founder of Jellyvision and Jackbox Games), Unify America builds interactive experiences to teach and master critical civic skills across cultural, political, racial, geographic, and religious differences.
Join Unify America at AAC&U's 2025 Annual Meeting! The 2025 Annual Meeting is designed to help higher education leaders navigate complex challenges while continuing to innovate and maintain focus on higher education as a public good. Join colleagues from institutions of every type and size, leading experts and thinkers, policymakers and philanthropists for in-depth conversations focused on issues of pressing concern for you, your institution, your students, and your communities. Draw strength from a global network of peers committed to equity and excellence in liberal education. Learn about what’s working at other institutions, across the country and around the world, and share what’s happening at your institution. Discover successful models of partnership and collaboration across departments and divisions, institutions and sectors. Find the resources, support, and inspiration you need to move higher education forward in challenging times.
A guided video conversation that you’ll take with another American who may vote differently than you or be different than you in other ways.
A guided video conversation that you’ll take with another American who may vote differently than you or be different than you in other ways.
