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BridgeCU is a multi-partisan movement that champions viewpoint diversity, responsible discourse, and solution-oriented political culture. We are developing a generation of leaders that value empathy and constructive engagement because our generation will bear the cost of polarization and tribalism for years to come.
We believe that polarization is damaging our country and causing young people to either disengage from democracy or radically engage by fitting a partisan mold. Democracy is in danger if the next generation is disengaged and polarized because young people are the future of our country.
The purpose of Bridge CU is to build a Bridge community - one in which students from across the ideological spectrum engage as a group working together to understand - to bridge - the various perspectives behind the important political and social issues of our time.
We rise above the party. We do not force unity or compromise. We believe in the Bridge mindset: Viewpoint diversity, construction time engagement, and solutions-orientated political culture.

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We believe in using our status as college students and young adults to further democratic goals through the election of Democratic candidates on every level from student government to local, state, and national elections. Our mission is to empower students to participate in civic engagement, work in a community to solve contemporary problems, elect Democrats, and promote progressive ideals.

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The CU College Republicans is a student run organization that seeks to educate students on legislation, candidates, the state and federal government, and current events, engage students with exciting speakers, and connect students with volunteering and internship opportunities in politics. We have weekly discussions where we discuss current events and issues in both the state and federal government. We also bring in speakers including elected officials, professors, candidates running for public office, political commentators, and business men and women. Although the primary objective of our meetings is to give conservative students a space to openly discuss politics with like minded students, our meetings are open to students of all political beliefs who are interested in learning more about politics, as long as they are respectful and polite towards others. Please email gop@colorado.edu to get on our email list so you can find out about our meetings and events.

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We are a student organization at CU-Boulder which provides a forum for students interested debating world issues, promoting peace, security and harmony among nations and coming up with creative solutions. We attend conferences each semester in cities such as New York, Washington DC, Seattle, and Atlanta. Normally, we meet each Thursday at 6:00 pm to discuss current international politics and debate pressing foreign issues. If you are interested, send an email to modelun@colorado.edu! Also, check out our website, www.cumodelunitednations.com 

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In a time of political polarization and uncertainty, the CU Boulder Political Science Club seeks to be an organization of diverse opinions on domestic, international, and other political mediums. Monthly meetings feature live discussions on current events, and we host guest speakers from local and statewide offices, as well as campaign operatives and political appointees. Gatherings also include activities like trivia and debate viewing.

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CU Speech and Debate is an academic team focused on creating a competitive and collaborative environment. Our team helps members develop their skills in critical thinking, debate, and public speaking while also instilling virtues of intellectual diversity, collaboration, and effective communication. In short, we don’t just want to teach members how to debate in a way that wins rounds and tournaments, we want to teach members how to debate in a way that wins hearts and minds. As a team, CU Speech and Debate will represent the University of Colorado Boulder at regional and national tournaments all around the United States, showcasing the talent and the virtues of our students

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We are a chapter of Students Demand Action, a non-profit and nonpartisan organization dedicated to preventing gun violence, from suicide to mass shootings. We are dedicated to supporting firearm safety both on campus and in the broader communities of Boulder and Colorado.

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Latinos for Democracy is a non-partisan organization dedicated to empowering the Latino community — and anyone interested in the region — through civic engagement, voter education, hosting speakers from across the political spectrum, political advocacy, and research opportunities. Our mission is to increase Latino participation in the democratic process, promote leadership opportunities, and advocate for policies that foster understanding, discussion, and empathy.
Latinos for Democracy is also committed to defending students’ First Amendment right to freedom of speech.

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Turning Point USA at the University of Colorado, Boulder strives to promote free markets, limited government, and fiscal responsibility to students. We achieve these goals through weekly meetings, tabling, monthly activism events, and bringing big name speakers to campus each semester. We hope to see you at one of our meetings soon!

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