Moritz College of Law

Virtual Toolkit

Virtual Toolkit

Virtual Toolkit

Access toolkits tailored for your needs.

The Divided Community Project’s Virtual Toolkit includes specific community engagement and conflict resolution strategies that can used to identify and address community division and its underlying causes. We’ve categorized our guides, checklists, studies, videos, and more to provide tailored resources for campus leaders, community leaders, community members, and dispute resolution faculty. Select the label that best represents you to discover your personal toolkit. 

Which category best describes you?

University Hall during an autumn afternoon on campus.

Campus Leader

This toolkit is tailored for the needs of campus leaders.
A brick building with the words City Hall over the main door in spring.

Community Leader

This toolkit is tailored for the needs of community leaders.
A female speaker addresses a group of people at a meeting.

Community Member

This toolkit is tailored for the needs of community members.
A speaker addresses a full audience in a lecture hall.

Dispute Resolution Faculty

This toolkit is tailored for the needs of dispute resolution faculty.

Have questions or unsure where you fit?

Reach out to the Divided Community Project. 

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William Froehlich
Lecturer; Director, Divided Community Project; Langdon Fellow in Dispute Resolution
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