Tools to Bridge Divides and Build Better Communities Together

The Builders Movement offers free tools to help people solve problems that divide communities. Their toolkit includes a 30-day challenge to reduce political anger, classroom materials for high school teachers, and online activities that build empathy. The main tool is a crash course that teaches people how to be 'Builders' - people who solve problems by working together instead of fighting. The movement focuses on teaching curiosity, compassion, courage, and creativity. They provide resources for schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods to have better conversations across differences. Their toolkit includes research on media bias, guides for talking across generations, and ways to measure if conversations bring people together or push them apart. Everything is designed to help Americans find common ground and work together on shared challenges. The organization believes that ordinary people can learn skills to bridge divides and create positive change in their communities.