ENGAGING DIFFERENCES  RESOURCES:

ELECTRONIC RESOURCE LINKS:

Office of Campus Dialogue and Deliberation

UC Davis

http://cdd.ucdavis.edu/

The National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation

NCDD.org/

Center for Public Deliberation

Colorado State University

http://cpd.colostate.edu/

https://www.cooperativeargumentation.com.

https://www.dialogueandeliberation.com

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