VIDEO: Yuval Levin on Polarization: Healing a Fractured Country

April 5, 2019 | Arizona PBS

On April 5, 2019, EPPC Hertog Fellow Yuval Levin took part in a conversation at Arizona State University about the problems of polarization on campuses and in society at large. Mr. Levin appeared alongside Jonathan Rauch of the Brookings Institution. The event aired on Arizona PBS.

Click here to view a video of the conversation.

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