Knowledge

The traditional definition of knowledge is a belief that is both justified and true. A belief is any idea that one has in mind that they think is true. So if one has a belief that actually is true and meets the qualifications for being epistemically justified, then it qualifies as knowledge according to this definition.

Mend Divisions

Build bridges between communities and peoples with different ideologies and worldviews

Improve Communication

Study the dysfunction in public discourse and recommend new methods of dialogue

Reduce Conflict

Work toward peace in our global society through reason, understanding and empathy

Connect Thought to Action

Explore the frontier where the mind meets the social landscape

Increase Personal Growth

Promote inner peace through awareness and mindfulness

Inspire Civic Engagement

Encourage lifelong learning for all citizens and active participation in public life

1. Establish partnerships with public-benefit organizations that have a presence in local communities.

2. Help these organizations coordinate local in-person events to promote lifelong learning for all citizens.

3. Help train community leaders and event facilitators.

4. Curate and distribute educational materials, including videos, podcasts, books, and articles.

5. Connect virtually-based content creators and service providers to local organizations, events, leaders, and community members as needed.

6. Work to develop networks of these organizations in various cities, regions, and countries.

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Knowledge