Working with Aspen Institute to help bridge civic and cultural divides.

Initial Design and Website Creation

For the Better Arguments Project, a collaboration between the Aspen Institute and Rewav, we embarked on designing a website that would serve as a central hub for fostering constructive dialogue across America. Our team focused on creating a platform that was not only visually appealing but also highly functional and easy to navigate. The initial design phase involved a deep dive into the project’s core objectives, resulting in a website that seamlessly blends educational content with user engagement. Through this process, we ensured the site’s architecture and aesthetic reflected the project's ethos of encouraging thoughtful and respectful discourse.

Engagement and Interactivity Goals

The primary goal for the Better Arguments Project’s website was to enhance engagement and interactivity among its users. To achieve this, Rewav incorporated interactive elements such as discussion forums, live debate portals, and user-generated content features. These tools were designed to encourage visitors to actively participate in conversations, share their perspectives, and engage with differing viewpoints. By prioritizing user experience, we facilitated a dynamic online environment where individuals could practice and improve their argumentation skills in real-time, fostering a more understanding and empathetic community.

Resources for Better Conversations

Understanding the importance of providing resources to facilitate better conversations, the website was equipped with a comprehensive suite of tools and materials. This included educational guides on effective argumentation techniques, downloadable resources for educators and community leaders, and interactive modules that simulate real-life discussions. These resources were meticulously crafted to empower users with the knowledge and skills needed to engage in more meaningful and productive dialogues. The website serves as a repository of information and practical tools that help individuals learn not only to argue more effectively but also to listen and understand diverse perspectives.

Ongoing Partnership and Mutual Satisfaction

The collaboration between Rewav and the Aspen Institute for the Better Arguments Project has evolved into a sustained partnership, marked by mutual satisfaction and continuous improvement. Our ongoing engagement with the project allows us to keep the website updated with the latest research and technological advancements, ensuring it remains a leading resource in the field of public discourse. Both teams express enthusiasm for the project's impact and the positive feedback received from users nationwide. This enduring relationship is built on a shared commitment to enhancing public dialogue and the joy of working together to foster a more empathetic and understanding society.