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May 2025

A Framework for Civil Discourse Found in the Lines of a Prayer

Cristy Guleserian

Executive Director of Principled Innovation at Arizona State University, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College

In this essay, Cristy Guleserian, Executive Director of Principled Innovation at Arizona State University, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, reflects on how we can foster campus cultures that individuals and communities. She asks, “How can we hold strong convictions and practice genuine civility and civic grace? As educators, are we modeling and encouraging humility and openness to ideas, or are we fostering generations more inclined to seek being understood than to understand?” Read More.

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