This manual contains the full text of all items in CES as well as how to administer the survey. It can be used to better understand students’ opinions, thoughts, and feelings.

This resource guide explores some proactive strategies and mindsets that universities, professors, staff, and students can adopt to overcome entrenched orthodoxies and spark innovation.

Choosing and navigating a graduate program that supports open inquiry and viewpoint diversity is not always clear-cut. Read this tip sheet to learn about their advice for prospective and…

Heterodox Academy's Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021.

This resource guide explores the nature of these barriers that can constrain the pursuit of knowledge and solutions to overcome them.

To help faculty and students bring religious viewpoint diversity into the campus conversation, we have compiled HxA resources that explore the nature and importance of religious diversity.

This series teaches students about freedom of speech by exposing them to works of art deemed controversial, providing guided discussion questions, and promoting further reflection.

This resource compiles HxA event recordings, blog posts, podcast episodes, and tools on the value of, and debates around, open inquiry, academic freedom, and free speech in education.

This curriculum provides educators with ways to use HxA's materials to establish a classroom environment conducive to open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement.

Want to know how to share your HxA membership? This resource contains guidance for how to express affiliation or solidarity with HxA.

In order to best promote open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement, we embrace a set of norms and values, which we have taken to calling the "HxA Way."

This resource outlines common logical fallacies and provides a classroom activity to introduce them to students.