Get involved
Ways in
Each way in has a defined commitment and a defined return. Pick the one that fits the time and skill you have now.
Primary paths
- Become a member
Member
You: Affirm the pledge and keep it locally.
In return: A dashboard, the annual report to members, and the first invitation to local events.
- Start a chapter
Chapter founder
You: Host the first dinner with at least three political perspectives, and sign the chapter standards.
In return: Host training, a dinner kit, and a place on the chapter map.
- Express interest
Moderator / facilitator
You: Review conversation responses or facilitate Two Truths dinners — two to six hours a month, time-bounded and briefed.
In return: Training, a named role, and a reference on request.
- Express interest
Advisor / board
You: Senior practitioners, meeting quarterly. The cross-partisan balance rule applies to the table.
In return: A defined term, real influence over how the work is done, and named recognition.
- Start a conversation
Institutional partner
You: Libraries, congregations, service clubs, county clerks' offices, local newsrooms, campus civic centers.
In return: Co-hosted events and plain summaries of public work.
Express interest
One short form for moderators, advisors and board members, partners, and in-kind help. Choose your role and tell us a little about yourself.
Nine ways to help that are not money
Host a Two Truths dinner
One table, mixed company, the seating rule.
Serve as a swap-test reviewer
Read a draft and check it reads as fair with the labels swapped.
Bring the Agenda to a public meeting
Raise a topic where decisions get made.
Recruit a poll worker
Help staff an election in your county.
Refer a chapter founder
Point us to someone who could host.
Offer a room
A library, a hall, a congregation, a back room.
Translate materials
Help neighbors read the Compact in their language.
Summarize a local meeting
Write a plain-language recap of what your town decided.
Amplify a Two Truths piece
Share one where it will change a conversation.