This page is an effort in gathering resources within Cornell University and other non-partisan organizations that promote voting and democracy to better facilitate or hold a meaningful discussion around US Election:

Cornell's Intergroup Dialogue Project developed an election guide for faculty and staff members.
Cornell's Center for Teaching Excellence developed Teaching During US Election Guide.
Students Learn Students Vote (SLSV) Coalition is the national hub and largest nonpartisan network dedicated to increasing college student voter participation. It has compiled resources and guides for post-election.
Institute for Democracy and Higher Education has publications, discussion, and facilitation guides that one might find to help lead a political conversation, such as:
- Facilitating Political Dialogues Workshop
- Free Speech and Inclusion on Campus

Non-Partisan Guides

Campus Election Engagement Project has put together non-partisan national Congressional guide. Here's a full list of 2020 Candidate guides here. They seem particularly useful to help people, especially students vote even if they aren’t wild about the candidates. For the students themselves, we’re linking to the stripped-down user-friendly map at guides.vote.

For a quick list:

Here’s the Presidential guide in English And in Spanish
A guide to the impact of the election on the Supreme Court.
Guides to the 20 closest U.S. Senate and all major gubernatorial races
National Congressional guide.
Our guide to Detecting Disinformation.