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The Power of Bridging

How to Build a World Where We All Belong

john a. powell

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The Power of Bridging
The Four Core Concepts
Othering
Breaking
Belonging
Bridging
Understanding Othering
Not Human Nature
Driven by Exclusion
Confirmation Bias
Systemic Reinforcement
The Mechanics of Breaking
Judgment Metrics
Soft Breaking
Hard Breaking
Institutional Breaking
Cultivating True Belonging
Co-creation over Assimilation
Embracing Change
Bridging Entrepreneurs
Equality of Power
The Practice of Bridging
Sharing Stories
Value for the Marginalized
Intersectionality
Types of Bridges

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According to the text, what is a surprising driver of 'othering'?

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The Power of Bridging Summary & Overview

The Power of Bridging (2024) presents “bridging” as an approach to overcoming social division. Drawing on research that shows an overwhelming public desire to reduce divisiveness, it offers practical strategies for building connections in all areas of life, from communities and workplaces to friendships and family relationships.

Who Should Listen to The Power of Bridging?

  • Activists who need to build a coalition without neglecting core values
  • Educators supporting students to navigate a divided society
  • Community leaders whose work unites disparate groups and interests

About the Author: john a. powell

john a. powell – who styles his name in lowercase in the belief that we are “part of the universe, not over it, as capitals signify” – is a globally recognized civil rights scholar and expert on race, structural racism, and democracy. He currently serves as director of the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley.

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