This resource list contains HxA tools, TED Talks, blog posts, and podcast episodes on the topic of political polarization.

Heterodox Academy's Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2020

This guide draws from educational research to provide practical guidance on how to create, structure, and teach in a political classroom.

These strategies summarize how to approach moral disagreements in constructive ways. They can be used to build mutual understanding and have better conversations on difficult issues.

This book and discussion guide introduce young children to viewpoint diversity and free speech.

Bridging differences can feel daunting and it's not often clear where to start. This playbook uses research to highlight the key skills and strategies for overcoming divides.

This guide to intentional dialogue outlines ways to have meaningful, constructive conversation that can help in achieving understanding of different viewpoints.

This tool contains TED talks on constructive disagreement and links to other materials related to the topic.

This activity promotes viewpoint diversity and shows students they can be exposed to disagreement and difference without suffering.

This activity prepares students to take interpersonal risks of sharing diverse viewpoints, admitting limits of their knowledge, or expressing genuine curiosity about others' experiences.

HxA created this workshop for educators to help students grow and engage regardless of who wins the 2020 US Presidential Election.

This activity aims to help students learn how to use dialectical thinking to explore a range of controversial, political, or academic topics.