Our Team

"I created The Enemies Project for my kids and your kids.  I worry that we can't solve any important problems when we focus or energy and creativity on destroying the other side.  In a world of war, understanding is my form of rebellion."

"The Enemies Project for me is hope; a way to fight back against the bitterness and division I see all around me. I do this work because I want to inherit a world where people chose understanding over anger."

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"In today’s saturated digital landscape, it’s hard to find something of substance. For me, working on The Enemies Project has been driven by both purpose and meaning: to help create content that nurtures connection rather than division. 

"For me, the Enemies Project is that much needed kitchen table conversation; a place to grow love and understanding. My aim is to bring together folks from all corners of the internet to better understand our individual complexities and shared humanity."

"When I saw the Enemies Project, it felt like therapy for society. I believe right now the world is craving human connection, and this initiative is providing precious tools and hope to rediscover it and bring us closer as a people"

"In a world so divided, creating space for people to truly understand each other feels like one of the only things that actually helps. I wanted to contribute in the way I know best,  through design. For me, it’s all about doing good work for good people."

"What drew me to The Enemies Project is its insistence on a deeper kind of understanding: one that refuses the illusion of enemies and affirms our shared human needs for safety, dignity, belonging, and agency. Emotional transformation is not a luxury, but a civic responsibility—one we practice by staying present and fully listening."

"I am a makeup artist for film, tv, and print projects and have volunteered throughout my life. Seeing The Enemies Project was breath of fresh air and I immediately reached out to volunteer. I’m excited to be a part of marrying the worlds of media/film with connection through constructive communication to nourish the world’s beauty inside and out." 

"In this world, we spend so much time moving past and talking at each other without ever taking a moment to stop and truly see the human in one another — not realizing that sometimes standing still is the only real way to move forward. The Enemies Project is that pause. It’s a space where curiosity tests our judgments, and where understanding can begin, not necessarily with agreement, but with the willingness to listen."