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The One America Movement is a national nonprofit confronting toxic polarization in our society. We equip faith communities to confront division and work together across political, racial, and religious divides to solve problems that matter.
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Toxic Polarization Threatens the Fabric of American Society and Our Democracy
Toxic polarization divides families and communities, fuels violence, and makes progress on critical issues nearly impossible.
The United States needs a national movement to end toxic polarization and unite us across religious, racial, and political divides. Millions of Americans want a stronger, more united country.
The One America Movement Fights Toxic Polarization
The One America Movement is a national nonprofit confronting toxic polarization in our society. We equip faith communities to confront division and work together across political, racial, and religious divides to solve problems that matter.
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Let’s face it — standing up for what is right, making room for new voices, and stepping outside of the comfort zone provided by your group isn’t always the best way to win cool points. Here at the One America Movement, we’re redefining what it means to be a part of the in-crowd.
Polarization is pointless, and other lessons from the One America Movement:
Toxic Polarization in the Wild
The One America Movement is celebrating its fifth birthday this month and along the way, staff members and special guests have written some insightful blog posts to help illustrate the “why” behind the fight against toxic polarization. Here are just a few of our favorites.
Resources to Better Understand Toxic Polarization
Take a closer look at just a few of our favorite partners in the work of fighting toxic polarization across America.
Harry Potter and Polarization
The popular series Harry Potter has a lot to teach us about toxic polarization and what it means to be an in-group moderate. Neville Longbottom is an understated hero for those who long to stand up even when it’s hard.