Attend a domestic/foreign film or talk pertaining to civil rights and liberties.

Attend a storytelling event or listen to a storytelling podcast or radio show to expose yourself to compelling narratives.

Attend a storytelling event or listen to a storytelling podcast or radio show (The Moth Stories).

At a meeting or retreat of an organization you are involved with, ask each participant about what skills, knowledge, experiences and worldviews they bring and what excites them about the organization.

Assist a non-profit you are involved in with their strategic plan. Align your volunteer involvement goals to the new strategic priorities.

Ask to review the strategic plan of an organization with which you volunteer.

Ask someone you disagree with to further expound on their viewpoint in order to get a better understanding. Listen attentively, put yourself in their position, and reflect before asking non-judgmental questions.

Ask questions to better understand the feelings of a friend or family member who seeks advice from you.

Ask people of different leadership levels and expertise to review your resume.

Ask people from outside of U-M about projects and initiatives of interest. They may offer perspectives and ideas that you can introduce to the university.