Evangelical churches turn to US Jewish nonprofit to have hard conversations

From the description of what they do, it seems like something that you need to have some personal investment in making work - family, religious community, etc. It's a bit easier to come to an understanding of someone on "the other side" when you're motivated to preserve your relationship with them.

Unfortunately, there's also a huge incentive for various parties to maintain/ramp up the conflict. Rage has been a pretty good political motivator over the past few years in the US, and it makes for compelling infotainment on cable news networks, whose ratings are significantly driven by the emotional button pushing opinion shows - Tucker Carlson, Rachel Maddow, etc.

But maybe the only progress to be made is in small personal situations that change people's attitudes in other settings.