These are schools where multiple sources of information suggest that students will have better odds of developing the habits necessary to thrive in a world of complexity and difference.

Deb Mashek, Heterodox Academy’s Executive Director, gives a welcome to 2019 conference attendees and provides an overview of HxA’s work.

These are 25 actions you can take to encourage open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement and in your communities, campuses, and disciplines.

Conservatives and liberals both believe that they are motivated by love while their opponents are motivated by hate. Arthur Brooks shares ideas for what we can do to break the gridlock. 

Not sure how to explain HxA and our work? Use this handy one-pager with colleagues, students, friends, and campus leadership!

Faculty job ads provide applicants a lens into the values of the hiring institution. This resource offers advice for attracting viewpoint-diverse candidates.

By choosing syllabus language carefully, instructors can set the tone for their courses. Use this syl­­labus language to encourage good-faith communal inquiry in your classroom.

An illustrated book based on John Stuart Mill’s famous essay, On Liberty. This special edition brings Mill’s work to life by making it accessible and relevant to modern readers. 

Putting on a campus event? Use this guide to walk you through the process of planning and executing a successful event.

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

PEN America’s Campus Free Speech Guide provides practical, principled guidance to students, faculty, and administrators with the aim of keeping campuses open to a broad range of ideas.

These classroom activities promote critical thinking and are valuable tools in encouraging students to challenge their own biases and consider other perspectives.