Fireside Chats: Building Bridges in a Divided World: Civil Discourse, Local Politics, and Conversations Across Differences

Name: Fireside Chats: Building Bridges in a Divided World: Civil Discourse, Local Politics, and Conversations Across Differences
Start: 2025-03-19T10:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-03-19T11:00:00-05:00
Location: Oak Room

by Office of Community Culture

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Wed, Mar 19, 2025

10 AM – 11 AM CDT (GMT-5)

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Oak Room

101 N. East Avenue, Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186, United States

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Join this engaging and thought-provoking fireside chat with Kristin Brey, the dynamic voice behind impactful conversations on bridging divides and fostering positive change online and offline. Kristin will share her insights on navigating the challenges of civil discourse in the online world, practical ways to get involved in local politics, and strategies for engaging with those who see the world differently.

In a time when polarization often dominates headlines, this discussion will inspire you to think differently about how we communicate, collaborate, and create solutions that matter. Whether you're an active advocate, a concerned citizen, or just curious about making a difference, this event promises to leave you with actionable takeaways and a fresh perspective.

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Kristin Brey

Columnist and Radio Host

Kristin Brey is a columnist, video creator and radio host whose work can be defined by getting people to laugh, making the super complicated super not & motivating more people to give a damn. While born and raised in Madison, WI, Kristin spent half her life bouncing around the coasts and changing career paths almost as often as she changed her hair color. Now you can her daily on her 620AM WTMJ radio show \"Spanning the State\", read her weekly at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and find her videos anywhere on social media @kristinbrey. 

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