We Talk

Our Why

We Talk aims to foster a culture of responsible and respectful civic, social, political, and policy engagement. Our goal is to raise awareness about free speech protections and promote the value of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement within the academic setting and learning environment, so that all may learn.

Moral Courage Fall 2026 Peer Mentoring Program

Are you interested in learning more or participating in the Fall 2026 Moral Courage peer mentorship training at WMU? Click the button below to submit your contact information, and then stay tuned for updates and additional information.
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Lifting a Leader and Voice for All Sides

A Conversation with Tiffany M. Moore

At the intersection of policy, technology and diversity, along a road that starts in Detroit and ends in Washington, D.C., lies WMU esteemed alumna Tiffany M. Moore's remarkable career. Her path to WMU was fueled by the commitment to education of her hard-working single mother. The first in her family to attend college, she studied Spanish and Japanese at WMU, although her mother had hoped she would pursue a business major.  

This mini documentary, based on an interview with Tiffany by LA Times opinion columnist LZ Granderson, follows her journey from the suburbs of Detroit to Kalamazoo, to her post-graduation leap to D.C., where for 30 years she has worked with people on both sides of the aisle and across multiple perspectives to help shape public policy. Tiffany has worked in the Halls of Congress, with several Presidential administrations, and with corporate and industry leaders, always intent on finding common ground on difficult issues. What’s made her a great leader is her genuine curiosity to learn from others who may think differently and her ability to build trust.  

 

 

Celebrating 6 Years Of Promoting Civil Discourse and Ideological Diversity