Emerging from the shadow of their parents generation’s go-to habit of binary thinking about politics, American campuses are overflowing with big changes, big ideas, big challenges to the status quo and big differences of opinion. If you look closely – inside the two-dimensional group lines we’re divided along – the sonic booms coming out of campuses coast-to-coast are the tectonic shifts of vast individuality emerging from the tribal red/blue black/white this/that constraints that limited mom and dad. And there are as many variations of how it’s done as there are students enrolled, and as many truths as there are pairs of feet. We say embrace this rebellion with respect and give it a home on every campus in America. Variety in opinions, colors of faces, and lives lived makes everything more interesting. Page down to see resources that can help bring this spirit of respect + rebellion to your campus. We say bring on the differences, we can take it.
Interested in bringing the Respect + Rebellion speaker series to your campus? Contact us.
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Below you’ll learn about the campuses we’re working on now, beginning with our 2018-19 pilot campuses BYU and U Cal Berkeley. Click the campus page and you’ll find existing resources and upcoming events on each specific campus. Interested in becoming a pilot Respect + Rebellion campus? Contact us.
Check out the speaker pairs here. Begin a treasonous friendship if you can. Elsewhere on the site also find the ideas, resources, people, and events that we find riveting and inspiring if you want to embrace difference and dive into divergence. It’s the best thinking we’ve heard by the best thinkers we know.
Sometimes you’ve got to rebel with respect, sometimes you’ll need to respect rebelliously. Either way, a little bit of disagreeing every day grows our brains, our hearts and our absolute uniqueness.
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In partnership with the BYU Law School’s Conflict Resolution Center, we’re proud to present a year of programming exploring innovative ways to bridge differences across ideological division. Learn more about the BYU community and our campus partners by clicking MORE.
In partnership The Center on Civility and Democratic Engagement, Bridge USA, and some other seriously cool cats, Respect + Rebellion will be taking it on the road to the Golden State. U Cal Berkeley, here we come!
Beginning with a breakfast conversation on Tuesday, September 25th “Navigating Political Differences” and closing with dinner on Thursday, September 27th “What does it mean to be an American?” – Respect + Rebellion speaker pair Jacob Hess and Phil Neisser are at University of Utah!!
In partnership with the BYU Law School’s Conflict Resolution Center, we’re proud to present a year of programming exploring innovative ways to bridge differences across ideological division. Learn more about the BYU community and our campus partners by clicking MORE.
In partnership The Center on Civility and Democratic Engagement, Bridge USA, and some other seriously cool cats, Respect + Rebellion will be taking it on the road to the Golden State. U Cal Berkeley, here we come!
Beginning with a breakfast conversation on Tuesday, September 25th “Navigating Political Differences” and closing with dinner on Thursday, September 27th “What does it mean to be an American?” – Respect + Rebellion speaker pair Jacob Hess and Phil Neisser are at University of Utah!!