Our society and politics are clearly fragmented along party, social, racial, and economic lines. From election outcomes to pandemic responses to social justice movements to gun control—how can Americans build a greater sense of unity when it seems we’re confronted with one divisive issue after the next? This interactive Town Hall will contemplate how we can work toward bridging the partisan divides that most threaten our nation’s future. Leaders from both sides of the aisle will engage the audience in a reflection of how this country has bounced back from social rifts in the past and identify areas where Americans can find common ground. 

Moderator

Frank Luntz

CEO, FIL, Inc.

Speakers

Clarence E. Anthony

CEO and Executive Director, National League of Cities

Jonathan L. Jackson

Representative of Illinois District 1, US House of Representatives

Rick Klein

Political Director, Washington Bureau, ABC News

Maria Teresa Kumar

President and CEO, Voto Latino

Mick Mulvaney

Former White House Chief of Staff; Former Director of the Office of Management and Budget; Co-Chair, Actum Global Advisers

Francis Suarez

Mayor, City of Miami

David Wolpe

Max Webb Senior Rabbi, Sinai Temple

Colin Woodard

Director, Nationhood Lab, Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy, Salve Regina University