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Draining the Polarization Swamp: Robert Fersh of Convergence User Submitted

When: Sun., Feb. 11, 9:30-10:30 a.m. 2018
Phone: 415-749-6300
Email: reception@gracecathedral.org
Price: free and open to all
www.gracecathedral.org/events/the-forum-with-robert-fersh-draining-the-polarization-swamp-some-help-and-hope-in-these-turbulent-times
Join Convergence president Robert Fersh for a lively conversation at Grace Cathedral’s “The Forum” hosted by Alan Jones, Dean Emeritus of Grace Cathedral. Learn more about the history of Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, a non-profit organization founded in 2009 to promote consensus solutions to issues of domestic and international importance. Fersh and Jones will discuss the history of Convergence; our culture’s ability to bring disparage individuals and groups together to build trust and find common ground on difficult national issues; and explore how our work leads to a more collaborative, civil and productive society.

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