Are you tired of a divided America?
Be part of the solution.
Braver Angels of Wilmington unites conservatives, liberals, and independents - one conversation at a time. If we can't talk to each other, we can't solve the many problems our nation faces.
GET INVOLVED
with Braver Angels of Wilmington NC
with Braver Angels of Wilmington NC
Community Service
Join the Braver Angels (BA) of Wilmington as people across the political spectrum work together to help others.
Discussion Groups
Participate in facilitated, respectful discussions on current issues over cookies (because who doesn't like cookies).
Social Events
Join us after work at local restaurants and breweries to get to know your fellow Braver Angels!
Workshops
Participate in moderated workshops that allow people to meet, connect, and respectfully exchange ideas.
We're not trying to change anyone's mind on issues,
but we often change how we see each other.
but we often change how we see each other.
Today, Americans on opposite sides of the political spectrum don’t only disagree on issues — they increasingly dislike one another. It's not healthy for our communities, our country or our children. We need to find ways to communicate in a civil way again.
Skeptical that it's possible? So were we.
BUILD BRIDGES WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATION
We offer companies, religious groups, neighborhood groups, book clubs, and other organizations introductory presentations about the work we're doing to decrease political polarization in our community along with skills building workshops.
ARE YOU A BRAVER ANGEL?
✔️ As individuals, we try to understand the other side’s point of view, even if we don’t agree with it.
✔️ In our communities, we engage those we disagree with, looking for common ground and ways to work together.
✔️ In politics, we support principles that bring us together rather than divide us.
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HEAR FROM OUR CO-CHAIRS
Local Alliance Co-Chairs Nancy Cunningham & Eddie Jones speak with WHQR's Benjamin Schachtman about Braver Angels of Wilmington's work to decrease political polarization in our community.
The interview, which is about 26 minutes long, can be found during the second half of this WHQR news program. Click on the Listen button, then find the horizontal time-stamp bar on the upper right in the blue band. Tap on the middle of the bar to find the 26-minute mark.)
