Faculty Institute supports educators in developing courses and campus workshops that build students’ capacity for respectful discussion, civil discourse, and collaborative problem-solving across differences.
Campus Compact's Faculty Development grant supports early-career faculty and staff in advancing community-engaged scholarship through a year-long, cohort-based professional development program.
Campus Compact's Engaged Scholars Initiative is a year-long program for early-career faculty and staff to develop leadership and research in community-engaged scholarship.
This grant helps U.S. college Centers for Teaching and Learning equip faculty to foster pluralism and inclusive dialogue through professional development, resources, and peer learning.
Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship supports civic leaders of faith and conscience through collaborative projects that protect religious liberty, build pluralism, and strengthen civic cohesion.
In the Arena supports Aspen Fellows leading civic and social change through restorative seminars, peer connection, and collective reflection to renew resilience and strengthen courage to act on their values.