Brian AllainReseñas

Why read this book? It's because you're guaranteed to come way with some new idea or action you can use to help yourself and others bridge the polarization that keeps us from being truly together. This book is a collection of short essays and program overviews written by thirty-three thought leaders whose organizations are making a practical difference. They share multiple frameworks for structuring constructive dialogue to help people discover common ground. They also introduce a range of organizations and resources. Among several ideas and resources I highlighted, one favorite was this one by Parker Palmer: "The higher one goes in education, the farther away one drifts from self-knowledge."