The Village Square’s third God Squad event of the season, Everyone is Canceled, at First Baptist Church.
The Village Square second God Squad event of the season, Ending the Cycle of Mean, was hosted at WFSU Studio.
The Village Square is one of 6 local non-profits awarded funding from the Knight Foundation’s Donor Advised Fund.
Village Square founder, Liz Joyner, reflects on how we can honor Martin Luther King’s “fierce urgency of now” on the 60th anniversary of King’s March on Washington.
The Village Square launches new initiative “Healing Starts Here” with grant funding from New Pluralists.
The Village Square launches season with pluralism initiative and free screening of “Join or Die” documentary at the IMAX.
The Village Square welcomes Todd Rose, best selling author of “Collective Illusions” for their first Dinner at the Square of the season.
The Village Square launches it’s 14th season of God Squad with “Shut Up and (Don’t) Sing.”
Arrested protesters, permitless carry, crime reduction among hot topics discussed at Town Hall
“Has the ice-bucket challenge lost its excitement for you — and are you ready for something even more daring in the new year? Let the Clinton and Bush families be your example” says Jacob.
“Everyone complains about the weather but nobody does anything about it.” Liz Joyner feels that way about lack of civility and harsh political discourse but she did something about it in 2006 by starting the Village Square.
Vanessa Rowse and Leon Kung highlight all of the God Squads of The Village Square’s 13th season of our series on faith and politics!
Where America has been and where we’re going | Liz Joyner
The conversation touches on conflict of interests, Blueprint stadium funding, civility and Roberts’ Rules.
Commissioner Maddox highlights the importance of leaving our silos and engaging with others who don’t look or think like us.
He deep-dives into our changing country virtually on May 19
This year’s Created Equal will ask: Are elections fair and secure for everyone? Should we be doing more?
Board Chair of INIE, Paul Malley and Executive Director Kim Grippa talk about the impact Arthur Brooks’ visit has had on local 501(c)3s.
Given the dangerous rise of political extremism in America, it’s well past time we stopped wagging our fingers and do a bit of soul searching of our own about why our society is producing so many citizens unmoored from the connections that support moderation.
