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Washington Journal: Healing America's Political Divide Steven P. Dinkin, president of the National Conflict Resolution Center, and Arthur C. Brooks, national best-selling author of Love Your Enemies, speak with C-SPAN Washington Journal’s Bill Scanlan about healing America’s political divide after the events of January 6 and the 2020 election.

Together San Diego: Healing the Political Divide NCRC president Steve Dinkin speaks with Luis Cruz on Together San Diego about Healing the Political Divide, A Path Forward, a virtual event hosted by the National Conflict Resolution Center and sponsored by The San Diego Union-Tribune, featuring national bestselling author Arthur C. Brooks.

KPBS San Diego Conversations: Distance Learning The newest episode of the San Diego Conversations podcast series tackles distance learning. By the end of school last year, many agreed online classes weren’t cutting it. Have things improved?

How Police Can Better Navigate Cultural Differences Following George Floyd’s death, local governments face shrinking budgets and calls to change how police operate. Steve Dinkin, President of the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares his thoughts with Route Fifty on the meaningful, cost-effective steps police departments and local governments can take to prevent future tragedies.

How to Talk Politics with Those of Opposing Views With the holidays right around the corner, many of us will be spending time with our families. For some, that means experiencing hard conversations, especially regarding the recent election.

Connecting with Your Political Polar Opposites We are coming off months of campaigning, followed by tense weeks of election results, revealing an incredibly divided nation. Steve Dinkin, President of the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares his thoughts with CAPRadio on how we can embrace division without weaponizing it.

How to Talk Politics with Those of Opposing Views If election stress is at an all-time high, election strife is right up there with it with people having opposing views. Steven Dinkin, President of NCRC, says the tension between neighbors and family members and coworkers is to the point where it's become so emotional. With emotions high after a controversial election, how can two opposing views coexist?

Post-Election Healing: How We Can Move Forward More Americans than ever view their political opposites as immoral or threats to American democracy. Would efforts toward civility and unity even make a difference at this point? Steve Dinkin, President of the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares his expert opinion with KNX 10.70 Los Angeles.

NCRC Listed in San Diego Business Journal’s Giving Guide NCRC is featured in San Diego Business Journal's 2020 giving guide, providing information on giving to local nonprofits.