Campus Compact, in partnership with Net Impact and their Up to Us initiative, engaged faculty and their students in envisioning an economy that is in line with their values and how to take action towards creating a sustainable economic future. The “Teaching for a Future of Shared Prosperity” project brought together a cohort of 15 faculty from across the country to be trained to use the National Issues Forum Youth and Opportunity issue guide to incorporate deliberative dialogue into their course(s). Participants of the Compact22 conference will hear from three of these faculty members (Kira Pasquesi, Stacy Maddern, and Stephanie Raible) in a panel moderated by Suzannah Whitlatch, program lead for Up to Us.