One Small Step offers hope, sanity, and a simple step for Americans to take to help close the divides tearing at the very fabric of our nation. This is not a problem StoryCorps can tackle alone, but ...

One Small Step Pairs Strangers With Opposing Political Beliefs for One-on-One Conversations, Not to Debate Politics, but to Rediscover Their Shared Humanity Founded in 2003, StoryCorps is a national ...

For the past 20 years, StoryCorps has been traveling the country gathering the stories and wisdom of ordinary Americans and archiving them at the Library of Congress. Those stories are usually between ...

New research suggests that StoryCorps’ One Small Step project is helping participants develop stronger feelings of empathy and understanding for people with opposing political views. Launched in 2021, ...

As a public radio listener, you’ve probably heard a segment every Friday where everyday people share stories about their lives. Those come from StoryCorps. Its mission is to connect people through ...

Created by StoryCorps, One Small Step is an effort to remind the country of the humanity in all of us, even those with whom we disagree. The initiative brings strangers with different political ...

In an expansion of StoryCorps’ One Small Step initiative, six public radio stations — and potentially more to come — will simultaneously host conversations that aim to bridge divisions between pairs ...

KUNR Public Radio, which is part of the Reynolds School of Journalism, has been selected to bring StoryCorps' One Small Step program to Northern Nevada this year. KUNR is one of just seven stations ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Four new public radio stations are now participating in the “One Small Step” initiative from StoryCorps, thanks to a fresh grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

"The more people are talking to one another, building relationships and putting the time in, we'll be able to get back on track—I'm still hopeful." 'One Small Step' with StoryCorps founder David Isay ...

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