Student & Educator Training Programs
The Viewpoints Project offers a range of programs designed to empower young people to foster curious disagreement.
The Viewpoints Fellowship is our flagship collegiate program, training student clubs leaders to reach organizational goals and shift campus culture, using the tools of curious disagreement.
We also provide custom programming for secondary schools to help educators and students navigate challenging conversations in and out of the classroom.
Finally, we tailor bespoke partnerships to companies, conferences, faith-based communities, and other places ripe for a shift toward curious disagreement.
The Viewpoints Fellowship
A year-long, peer-led fellowship empowering college student leaders to design and implement initiatives promoting curious disagreement in their organizations, and on their campuses.
Secondary Schools
Customized consulting for middle and high schools, helping build capacity for curious approaches to difference and disagreement —through curriculum design, teacher training, workshops, or full classroom integration.
Bespoke Partnerships
Bespoke partnerships for institutions, organizations, or communities seeking to improve communication skills or create culture shifts toward curiosity.
Press and Speaking Events
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Panel discussion at Interfaith America 2024 Conference
Panel discussion at Campus Compact 2025
Cato Institute podcast, “Competencies in Civil Discourse”
“Uncomfy” podcast
Conversation on “A Braver Way” podcast on bridging after the 2024 election
US History Teaching Beyond the Culture Wars conversation
Interview on “A Braver Way” podcast, from Braver Angels
Conversation with Ben Klutsey from the Mercatus Center on his podcast, “Pluralist Points,” from Discourse Magazine.
“Heterodox Out Loud” podcast recording with John Tomasi
Jewish Community Relations Council podcast
Phoenix Generation podcast

