Better Arguments Project Ambassador Program

Applications are open for the ​Better Arguments Project Ambassador Program until February 5th. This nine-week, fellowship program will offer the opportunities to learn with others in the Ambassador cohort on how to have more constructive conversations within their communities. The program is free to attend, and will provide a stipend to participants. The Better Arguments Project is a collaboration by the Aspen Institute Citizenship and American Identity Program, Allstate, and Facing History and Ourselves. Learn more about the program below and  click here to apply.

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Better Arguments Project Ambassador Program

Do you want to lead your community to engage more constructively across differences of opinion?

Program Description
The Better Arguments Project Ambassador Program is a fellowship-style, action-oriented experience. As a result of the program, each Ambassador will be equipped to make commitments of action to put Better Arguments into practice in their respective communities. We seek leaders of all kinds who share a passion for finding healthier, more constructive ways to disagree and exchange ideas, and who are ready to commit to leading their communities in doing so. This program will unfold through a series of nine modules, taking place virtually for two-hours each week. Meeting weekly with their cohort of Ambassadors, participants will master the Better Arguments framework, reflect deeply on their own values and views about civil discourse and engagement across divides, and learn how to guide others to argue better. Participants will engage in peer-to-peer learning with a diverse cohort of Ambassadors, all of whom are taking this step to improve our civil discourse. With the support and feedback from fellow Ambassadors as well as the Better Arguments team, participants will craft a commitment to bring Better Arguments concepts to their community.

This program is completely free, and each participant will receive a stipend. If this program sounds right for you, start by asking yourself: “Why does my community need a Better Argument?” Share your thoughts with us by applying to the Ambassador Program today!

More information can be found at: betterarguments.org/ambassador-program/.

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