Better Arguments Ambassador Program
Do you want to lead your community to engage more constructively across differences of opinion? Apply to our free Better Arguments Ambassador Program.

Program
The Better Arguments Project Ambassador Program is an immersive, fellowship-style program designed to equip participants to bring Better Arguments to their communities. We are seeking leaders throughout the United States who are committed to improving civil discourse and who would like to apply the Better Arguments framework. This is a perfect opportunity for leaders who wish to hone their skills with regard to engaging diverse audiences and stimulating dialogue for the common good. You will engage in peer-to-peer learning with a diverse cohort of Ambassadors, all of whom are taking this step to improve our civil discourse. This program will unfold through a series of nine modules, taking place virtually for two-hours each week. At the end of the experience, each Ambassador will be tasked with designing a capstone project to bring Better Arguments concepts to their community. This program is completely free, and each participant will receive a stipend to assist with implementation costs. If this program sounds right for you, start by asking yourself: “Why does my community need a Better Argument?” Share your thoughts with us by applying to the Ambassador Program today!
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Who Should Apply?
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have experience facilitating conversations or a demonstrated interest in improving civil discourse in the United States.
- Have a desire to engage with diverse viewpoints and bring the Better Arguments framework back to your community.
- Be willing to uphold the 3 Dimensions and 5 Principles of a Better Argument throughout the program.
- Understand and respect the time commitment. Participants must be willing to attend each weekly session.
*Applications will be reviewed based on many factors to create a diverse cohort of thoughtful leaders based on geographical location, political views, professional sector, and race and ethnicity to name a few examples*
Applications are now closed for the Spring 2022 Cohort