Courageous Discomfort: How to Have Life-Changing Conversations About Race
The Dialogue Project welcomes anti-racism experts Shanterra McBride and Rosalind Wiseman on May 7.
Strengthening Our Community With Collaborative Dialogue Skills
We’re building on resources across Dartmouth that provide our students, faculty, and staff with training in the development of essential collaborative dialogue skills.
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Do Israelis and Palestinians Really Want Peace?
Watch a video of this program and other recent forums related to the crisis in the Middle East.
Building Bridges Across Political Divides
The Dialogue Project and StoryCorps’ One Small Step kick off their partnership at Dartmouth.
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Tarek El-Ariss and Susannah Heschel Foster Open Dialogue on the Middle East
The two professors spoke with NBC-5 about navigating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in classrooms at Dartmouth and across the country.
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“Our society is at a critical moment when we seem to have lost the ability—and the will—to listen to and understand perspectives beyond our own. Dialogue enables us to recognize and build upon our shared humanity.”
Elizabeth F. Smith, Director of Academic Partnerships and Faculty Engagement
Inaugural Dialogue Project Lecture Emphasizes Emotional Intelligence
Yale professor and best-selling author Marc Brackett visited campus on Jan. 26 and 27.
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“By creating brave spaces, we will challenge our community to confront power dynamics and come together in pursuit of genuine dialogue, leading to increased empathy and a deeper sense of community.”
Kristi Clemens, Director of Student and Staff Initiatives
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Dartmouth Dialogues is our shared commitment to expanding programming across the institution dedicated to facilitating conversations and skills that bridge political and personal divides.