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How to recruit dialogue participants

To have effective community conversations, it’s important to get as many different kinds of people involved as possible. A program that involves a broad cross-section of the community is more likely to benefit the community as a whole. And, having a diverse mix of participants helps make for lively and rewarding dialogue. Use these tips to recruit dialogue participants from every part of your community.

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