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Get the resources you need to live The Pledge.

How do you translate a commitment made in a moment of inspiration into daily practice? How do you maintain that commitment when it’s inconvenient, when it costs you something, when it puts you at odds with people you care about? Here are some tools, best practices and training that can help you along the way

Tools

Dialogue Across Differences (DXD) worksheets. DXD shapes who you are as a person, friend, and leader. Your ability to listen, engage, and communicate—especially with those who see the world differently—unlocks new understanding and drives meaningful change.

Personalized Community Impact Statement

Escalation and De-escalation

How To Do It And Why We Don’t

The Power Of Consultation

How to Change Your Mind (Or At Least Consider It)

Speaking Your Piece With Peace

Wellness In Unwell Times

Questions and Answers

How do I engage with friends and family who don’t agree with the Pledge?

Discover how to effortlessly introduce the Central Florida Pledge to friends and family, promoting safety and respect for all…

How Can I Define Hate Speech?

Dive into what hate speech is and learn actionable steps to combat it safely. Discover how to support victims, report incidents, and promote respectful behavior in everyday interactions.

How Should I Handle Criticism?

Learn effective ways to handle criticism or skepticism about the Central Florida Pledge while promoting constructive dialogue and understanding. Uncover the power of listening and thoughtful questioning…More

How Can I Create Safe Spaces?

How can you actively contribute to creating inclusive spaces in your everyday environments? Explore the impact of speaking positively about others and supporting those who are being attacked…

What Resources Are Available to Me?

Discover valuable resources and support networks to deepen your understanding of diversity, respect, and protection. Learn the importance of building relationships with diverse individuals…

Peace Practices

Introduction to Peace Practices

Many diverse spiritual and religious foundations share a belief in the Golden Rule: treating others the way we want to be treated. Despite this shared value, humanity struggles to put it into practice…

The Power of Diverse Perspectives

Join Dr. Lua Hancock, Director of the Ginsburg Fellows Program at the Ginsburg Family Foundation, as she explores the importance of working collaboratively across differences…

The Power to Create Healthy Communities

How do healthy communities handle conflict? This video explores the role of constructive conflict resolution in maintaining strong, supportive communities…More

Caveman’s Guide to Conflict-free Conversations

Back in the day, our caveman ancestors might’ve grunted and fought their way through conflicts, but you don’t have to! Discover how to channel your primal fight or flight instincts…

Foul Play!

How do you handle a clash of opinions? From bold moves and head-on tackles to strategic retreats, everyone has their own playbook. But nobody wants a red card for losing their cool.

Training

Hate Crimes vs. Hate Incident

Learn the differences between hate crime and a hate incident in our latest video with the U.S. Attorney of Middle District Florida, Roger B. Handberg.

What Resources Are Available?

Discover how the U.S. Department of Justice is empowering communities and combating hate crimes. Learn about vital resources and how you can access support.

What Constitutes Hate Speech?

Ever wondered why some hateful messages go unpunished? Our upcoming video delves deep into the nuances of the First Amendment, explaining the fine line between protected speech and hate crimes.

Discover how free expression is safeguarded and where the boundaries lie, especially when it comes to advocating violence.

When Should I Report Hate Crimes or Discrimination?

It can be difficult to identify if the situation is a hate crime or a hate incident. Watch our video to learn how valuable reporting is and how to report, even if your situation is not a hate crime or hate incident.

Details to Include When Reporting Hate Crimes or Discrimination

Learn the critical information needed when reporting a potential hate crime to law enforcement. Important details include if the victim is part of a protected class, the perpetrator’s hateful actions or group affiliations, and where the incident happened, especially if it’s a significant place for a protected group.

Sharing this information helps ensure the crime is properly identified and investigated, allowing law enforcement to focus their resources effectively within the Middle District of Florida.

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