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Volunteer at Crossing Party Lines

Without volunteers, there would be no Crossing Party Lines. Be the change in YOUR community. Help create spaces where people can listen, connect, and stay human — even when they disagree.

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” ~ Helen Keller

Click here to join our team if you are ready to make an impact and volunteer 2 – 4 hours per week.

Why Volunteer

Every CPL conversation and community gathering exists because someone chose to help make it possible.

Volunteering with CPL isn’t about changing minds. It’s about helping people feel heard, respected, and connected — something many of us want more of in our communities.

What Volunteering Is Like

Volunteers often describe the experience as:

  • Grounding
  • Meaningful
  • Human
  • Shared

You don’t need to be outspoken or certain. Thoughtful presence matters here.

Support and Training

CPL provides:

  • Clear structure and expectations
  • Training for volunteer roles
  • Ongoing support and guidance

Volunteers are never expected to do this work alone.

If you are interested in Volunteer Opportunities, click here.

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CPL 200: Moral Foundations in Political Conversation

Moral Foundations Theory provides a useful framework for talking politics.

We begin by discussing each of the six foundations and getting a taste of how they can manifest differently in different people.

This leads to exploring some of the tensions intrinsic within the foundations themselves, which opens the door to moving from the moral/immoral dichotomy to an appreciation of how interacting with people who are differently moral to us leads to a more nuanced view of any issue and eventually to better solutions.

In this workshop you will:

  • Learn to recognize the moral underpinnings of your own views
  • Listen for indications that one or more of the six moral foundations is at play in a political discussion.
  • Bring morality into a discussion in a non confrontational way
All Voices Welcome