Monthly virtual series where Forum members can make sense of—and collectively process—ongoing political developments through a bridging and belonging lens.

Bi-monthly virtual meetups to exchange insights on depolarization and facilitate dialogue, while sharing experiences in bridging divides.

Monthly virtual space for Forum members to slow down and think together. Each session invites open dialogue and shared reflection on current events — always through the lens of bridging and belonging.

Monthly series of informal coffee chats where Forum members are randomly paired to learn about one another’s work.

This community connects people with migration backgrounds, Czech-born citizens, and local organizations in Prague who want to strengthen community life and civic participation. Through dialogue, shared experiences, and collaborative activities, participants explore common challenges and develop ideas for local initiatives.

Common Ground LAB is a practitioner-focused learning circle in Central and Eastern Europe exploring how trust, participation, and belonging are built in everyday contexts. It convenes participants around concrete themes and local challenges to foster peer learning and cross-context exchange. Its distinctive approach centers on practice-based reflection rather than abstract frameworks.

This community exchange is for those ready to dig into why democracy has failed working class communities and communities of color — and to reimagine the democracy we build in America’s next chapter. Drawing on local and international models, participants will explore and practice new democratic tools while forging connections across Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Midwestern applicants will be given priority consideration.

The idea of « Créer des ponts dans la fracture » is to federate people working on rural gentrification and political polarization and invite them to share their experiences and work to inspire others and be inspired. A popular education program to collectively study the rural gentrification and help each other to find ways to create common along France

BreachBuilders is dedicated to rebuilding international cultural relations, unlocking the potential of youth from diverse backgrounds, race, ethnicity and colour, and fostering (re)education through innovative research approaches and methodologies.

This community brings together cultural workers, organizers, and civic leaders across Central and South Texas to explore how the stories societies live by shape belonging and civic life. Rooted in the cultural complexity of the borderlands and drawing from the Mythic Plurality Project, participants examine inherited narratives about identity, migration, borders, and democracy while imagining new mythologies of pluralism, dignity, and shared futures.

Biannual program for new and current members interested in more deeply grappling with Othering & Belonging frameworks and connecting with fellow Forum members.