Community Leaders Toolkit

Community Leaders Toolkit

Community Leaders Toolkit

Tools for leading when conflicts arise in communities.

The Divided Community Project’sVirtual Toolkit for community leaders is designed to help those seeking to convene collaborative initiatives to identify and address divisions in their respective communities, including those connected to race and equity. Tools include guides, checklists, case studies, simulations and more.

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“Local elected officials and community leaders are increasingly faced with addressing issues that their constituents find upsetting, even frightening. But having a plan to increase public engagement and to provide for safety can improve the response when a volatile situation arises.”

Carl Smallwood, J.D.
Executive Director, Divided Community Project

Key Toolkit Resources

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Have questions?

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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