Name: Our New President - (Now on December 17th)
Start: 2024-12-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-12-18T02:00:00.000Z
Location: Cinema Arts Centre

As election results roll in, we experience a wide range of emotions, whether our preferred candidates win or lose. This conversation invites participants to discuss ways we can act that will foster unity and promote healthy community dialogue post-election.

Purpose:
This meeting aims to explore diverse perspectives on maintaining social cohesion and constructive discourse following electoral outcomes, regardless of our political preferences.

Questions for Discussion:

* What are constructive ways to respond when our preferred candidates win or lose?
* In what ways can we encourage and participate in inclusive dialogues that bridge political divides post-election?
* Do you remember examples from past elections, either in the U.S. or other democracies, that provide us with lessons on post-election unity?
* How can you show unity in your life post-election?
* Do you want to be more or less involved in politics now that the election is over?
* Were you involved in this election in any way? How was it? How do you feel about this?

This conversation will delve into how we can engage respectfully with each other and strengthen community bonds, promoting a robust democratic process through mutual respect and understanding.
Please do your best to arrive at the beginning of the meeting – once we are in breakout rooms and the conversations have started, the meeting doors close to new arrivals. The breakout rooms open (and the doors close) approximately 15 minutes after the hour.

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Amidst fluctuating economic conditions, each of us experiences the impact differently, influenced by factors such as location, employment, and personal financial situations. How is the current economic climate affecting individuals and communities across various demographics?

Purpose:
This conversation is designed to explore the diverse ways the economy is influencing our daily lives, highlighting personal experiences and shared challenges.

Questions for Discussion:

* How are current economic conditions impacting your household and community?
* What changes have you noticed in the job market, and how have they affected job security and employment opportunities in your area?
* In what ways do you think economic policies at the state or national level are affecting your financial situation and decisions?
* How can communities better support individuals facing economic hardships during such fluctuating economic times?
* What part of the current economy has affected you the most?

Join us to share your experiences and gain insights from others as we delve into the multifaceted effects of the economy on our lives, aiming to foster a deeper understanding and collaborative solutions.

Please do your best to arrive at the beginning of the meeting – once we are in breakout rooms and the conversations have started, the meeting doors close to new arrivals. The breakout rooms open (and the doors close) approximately 15 minutes after the hour.

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Ambre Abraham

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The recent election has highlighted our nation’s divides, with people processing the outcome in diverse and personal ways. Yet, the work of bridging these divides and fostering understanding remains crucial. True progress requires creating brave spaces where we can come together with a commitment to depolarization, embracing the politics of grace through open discourse, empathy, and civic engagement. In this spirit, we invite everyone to join us for our next discussion, "Our New President," on December 17th. Let’s build a foundation of mutual respect and shared vision for our future.

Our first post-election discussion will be an opportunity for participants to reflect on our potential new direction and to discuss our fears, hopes, wishes and concerns about our new President. Here are a few questions we will explore (others may come up during the discussion):

1. How do you feel about the outcome of the election?
2. What do you think the biggest challenge will be for our new president? And what do you think the biggest opportunity will be?
3. What are your concerns regarding the promises made during the campaign?
4. What is the single most important thing the President should focus on on Day 1?
5. How would you define a successful presidency?
6. If you could give one piece of advice to our new president, what would it be?

Join the Crossing Party Lines discussion and have a voice in our nation’s conversation! People of all views are welcomed, appreciated, and heard.

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Swati Srivastava

Jim Fay

Our New President - (Now on December 17th)

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