Sentences with phrase «for civic discourse»

And of course, we will continue to review ways that our platform could be misused so that we can help provide a safe place for civic discourse,» a spokesperson said.

It is still not possible to know if we are better or worse prepared for civic discourse than our grandparents — but behavior in Congress, where the art of reaching across the aisle seems altogether lost, and recent news highlighting the struggles we still face with diversity in the world reinforce a sense that the balanced viewpoint is a thing of the past.

The accompanying publication considers how photographers, architects, activists, performance artists, and filmmakers turned conditions of urban crisis in the 1960s and 1970s into sites for civic discourse and artistic expression.

Not exact matches

Christians rightly enter into public life, seeking to leaven our laws with the wisdom of Scripture and church tradition, not asserting claims on the basis of church authority, but arguing for them in the give - and - take of civic discourse.

Rabbi Gellman's idea of the «Judaectomy» that many Jews feel they must perform on themselves in order to participate in civic discourse rang true (mutatis mutandis) for these young Catholics, who understand that a certain unwritten code of etiquette requires them to check their faith at the door in order to be heard as intellectuals.

A real impact of civic and intercultural education implies «moving away from a focus on individual (identity) difference / s towards a focus on finding, through principled intercultural discourse, consensus for social action to redress injustice and inequality in the multicultural society» (Ohana & Otten, 2012).

«We are providing a model for how civil civic discourse takes place, and how we do that even when we disagree is so critically important.»

We are glad that our democracy allows civic discourse about the best path forward for our city.

As Facing History teachers, we lean on strategies to create a safe and reflective space for students to develop their skills in civil discourse and civic participation.

By transforming its exhibition space into a laboratory and classroom, 18th Street Arts Center's main gallery becomes a space for civic engagement, experimentation, presentation and discourse.

In the context of World War II, the brochure argued that cultural venues provided a platform for shared civic discourse, protecting the country from «disunity and social revolution.»

The grants draw from the New York - based foundation's Art and Social Justice initiative, established in 2015 to with a mission to use «art as a tool for advocacy and creative change, inclusive community engagement, and the promotion of greater civic participation and public discourse.»