Righteousness and Relationships
By Serena Witherspoon. Reprinted from Huffington Post. I am of a mixed racial background. My mom is a white first-generation American and spent a large chunk of her adolescence being raised…
Perhaps Americans are More Willing to Change Than We Think
By Erik Fogg. Reprinted from Huffington Post I've personally been an advocate of ranked choice voting for some time. This is due in large part to the fact that I…
Being in the Season of Respect and the Presence of Civic Hope
By Cheryl Graeve, National Community Organizer, National Institute for Civil Discourse. Reprinted from Huffington Post. If you open your ears and listen quietly, if you set your eyes to look for…
Affordable Housing and the American Dream
By Joan Blades, Founding Partner, Living Room Conversations. Reprinted from Huffington Post. Last month I was part of a community Living Room Conversation event about affordable housing at the Peninsula JCC in Silicon Valley, a…
Preserving and Protecting Our Precious Civic Ecosystem
By Jacob Z. Hess, Ph.D. Reprinted from Huffington Post. Lots of attention is going today to physical habitat under siege (and for good reason): without more attention, many of these beautiful…
Affordable Housing: Listening to Understand
By Joan Blades, Founding Partner, Living Room Conversations & Rabbi Lavey Derby, Director of Jewish Life, PJCC. Reprinted from Huffington Post. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban…
Make America Great — Again? Or for the First Time?
By Debilyn Molineaux. Reprinted from Huffington Post. I cry every time I watch the six minute opening scene from The Newsroom, an HBO series from 2012. Yes, it’s well produced, written…
Will We Meet Up on the Bridge?
By Keith Kozloff. Reprinted from Huffington Post. What should one do when approaching the bridge over the political divide, but can’t see anyone coming from the other side? The goal…
The American dream
By Michael V. Rodriguez. Reprinted from Huffington Post. At 6 am as coffee attempts to dominate sleepiness I find a fitting state of mind to recall last night’s Living Room Conversation about…
What safety looks like
By Serena Witherspoon. Reprinted from Huffington Post. I ride my bike to school. When you enter Sproul Plaza (the entrance point at the South Side of the UC Berkeley campus) there…
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