Living Room Conversations
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Watch our livestream series where we talk about some of the most relevant and pressing issues of today—with family members, friends, faith community leaders, subject matter experts, and more!
Take a peek into the vulnerable sharing and thoughtful insights that are at the heart of our conversations.
Join our next LRC Live!
Wednesday April 13th 7:30-8:30pm Eastern/4:30-5:30pm Pacific
Humans are wired to connect, and conversation is one of our greatest tools for connection. Join us for a conversation watch party digging into what it looks like to build better communication: active listening, being curious, interacting with strangers, and being authentic.
This is not a chance to participate in a conversation, however, you will be able to chat and interact with other viewers in real-time while watching the conversation unfold.
We have assembled a diverse, inter-generational group including an author, college student, veteran, nonprofit executive, and high school senior.
We hope the conversation will inspire you to start your own connections during the National Week of Conversation April 23-30, 2022!
Previous Episodes
Communitarianism
& Conservatism
This strain of conservatism involves prioritizing our local geographic identities while “conserving” our civic institutions (from the workplace to religious organizations) and what might be called “community commons” that anchor community life (parks, community centers, libraries and other common resources). Join us as six individuals with different views and life experiences talk about communitarianism and conservatism and what it means to them.
Juneteenth
Juneteenth celebrates the ending of slavery in the United States on June 19th, 1865. This date marks when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas to share the news of freedom from enslavement. Note that this was two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
In this Living Room Conversation LIVE, six Black community leaders gather to share what Juneteenth means to them, offer ways others can honor this day, and consider their vision for continued liberation.
Mental Health and Belonging
This year Living Room Conversations‘ resolution is to create a focus on belonging. Where and how you feel a sense of belonging has a huge impact on sense of self and well-being. Last year, we saw an increase in the number of people interacting with our Mental Health conversation guide. Watch and listen as our five participants speak about Mental Health and Belonging through their own, diverse experiences.
LRC LIVE: Talking About Race and Ethnicity
In this Living Room Conversations Live, our six participants will explore the complexities of the concepts of race, ethnicity, and their impacts on people from all walks of life. We’ll hear from people just like you as they reflect on how their own racial and ethnic identity impacts one’s sense of belonging, the generalizations we make about other groups, one’s role in fighting against racism, and our vision for racial justice.
LRC LIVE: Let’s Talk About Women
Women connect and uplift each other in so many ways and communities are strengthened when women gather together to support each other. Watch the recording of this live-steam conversation where our very own Becca Kearl will brought together women from her own community committed to advocacy, change and understanding the issues that affect women everywhere.
LRC LIVE: Trust
In this Living Room Conversation LIVE, we will explore what trust looks like in our individual lives, communities, and larger systems. We’ll hear from people just like you as they explore the barriers and benefits of developing trust across the many facets of our lives.
LRC LIVE: A Potluck Across Generations
Watch our bring your own family member event with light-hearted, timely conversation drawing from some of your favorite Living Room Conversation Guides.
The Future Through the Eyes of Youth Leaders
Watch our latest Living Room Conversations Live with members of our Youth Council.
“Our faith in the future and humanity starts to wane,” says Irshad Molla, member of Living Room Conversations’ Youth Council. “Yet no matter the setbacks, the youth leaders I’m lucky enough to work alongside of every day have fire in our hearts, and an unshakeable belief in a brighter future.”
Election 2020: Moving Forward Together
Watch our Living Room Conversation about finding common ground in this tumultuous time with Grover Norquist, Marianne Williamson, and other guests.
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