Common Ground

Common Ground may refer to:

• Common ground (communication technique)
• Grounding in communication (theory)
• The commons, publicly owned areas, especially those for meeting
• Common land, ground where the public have traditional rights, such as grazing

Organizations

• Common Ground (charity), a UK charity and lobby group promoting local distinctiveness
• Common Ground (NYC), a New York-based non-profit supportive housing provider nationally engaged in promulgating use of the vulnerability index with homeless enumeration counts
• Common Ground (Seattle), a Seattle-based nonprofit affordable housing developer
• Common Ground Athens, a resource center for grassroots nonprofits in Athens, Georgia
• Common Ground Collective, a network of volunteer organizations supporting New Orleans
• Common Ground Health Clinic, a non-profit, free clinic servicing greater New Orleans
• Common Ground on the Hill, an annual festival at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland
• Search for Common Ground, an international non-profit involved in conflict resolution and transformation
• Commonground (social network), a social networking community for environmental and property due diligence professionals

Music

• Common Ground (Leama & Moor album)
• Common Ground (Paul Winter album)
• Common Ground (Rhythm Corps album)
  • "Common Ground" (song), the title track of the above album
• Common Ground, an album by Kathryn Tickell
• Common Ground Music Festival, an event held annually in Lansing, Michigan

Literature

• Common Ground (book), by J. Anthony Lukas, which examines race relations and desegregation busing in Boston, Massachusetts
• Common Grounds, a comic book series
• Common Ground, a publication by the Diocese of Chelmsford. Subtitle: Talking ‘church’ with the community. Author: Ralph Meloy. ISBN 978-0-9564740-0-1

Film, television and theatre

• Common Ground (film)
• "Common Ground" (Stargate Atlantis episode)
• Common Ground, a play by Katy Darby, first performed by blank pages

Software

• CommonGround (software), a software program that helps people receiving mental health services communicate more effectively with their clinicians