About Us

We are dedicated to advancing massively scalable solutions to society's dangerous divisions.

Our Mission

Advancing massively scalable, technology-driven solutions to bridge divides, foster civil discourse, and strengthen social cohesion worldwide.

Our Values

Vision
At Civic Health Project, we envision a technology future in which people are empowered, interactions are supported, and platforms are instrumented in ways that strengthen rather than undermine the health of our relationships, communities, and societies.
Mission
Civic Health Project’s mission is to advance massively scalable solutions to society’s dangerous divisions. To achieve this mission, we experiment with and invest in promising technological approaches that can help individuals, communities, and societies to resolve conflict, improve civil discourse and deliberation, foster social cohesion, and uphold widely shared civic norms. 
Who We Are

Our Work

Civic Health Project, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, was founded in 2019 to identify and advance massively scalable solutions to society's dangerous divisions.

Today, Civic Health Project focuses primarily on exploring the vast potential of promising new technologies to help resolve conflict, improve civil discourse and deliberation, foster social cohesion, and uphold societal norms. 

Click below to learn more about how we’ve massively scaled bridge-building work through grassroots mobilization, popular entertainment, and scalable measurement.

Technology Can Connect or Divide Us

We incubate and invest in promising technological approaches that can help individuals, communities, and societies to resolve conflict, improve civil discourse and deliberation, foster social cohesion, and uphold societal norms. Click here to learn more about our flagship projects.

Our 7+ years of experience
applying the social science of polarization, combined with our team’s deep technical DNA, positions us to innovate and lead boldly with the broader, rapidly emerging “social cohesion technology” landscape.
To nurture this broader landscape,
Civic Health Project also co-chairs the Council on Technology and Social Cohesion, a rapidly growing global forum with >60 member entities to date. Click to learn more about the Council's important work to advance social cohesion technology in the U.S. and worldwide.