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New Partnership With Institute for Multipartisan Education
Student leaders can apply for a new fellowship program that will equip them with skills to help reduce polarization on campus.
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Dartmouth Launches ‘Borders and Immigration’ Series
A panel on mass deportations kicked off the Dialogue Project series.
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Bringing Brave Spaces to Higher Education
Kristi Clemens expands her work as executive director of the Dialogue Project.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education: Can colleges foster civil discourse?
A feature exploring campus events on the Gaza war highlights the Dialogue Project.
Student Affairs Now: Dartmouth Dialogue Project
Executive director Kristi Clemens and Dean Elizabeth Smith are featured on the podcast.
Council of Foreign Relations hosts webinar led by Dartmouth professors
Professors and program chairs Susannah Heschel and Tarek El-Ariss led a program on navigating academic discourse on Israel and Palestine.
Inside Higher Ed highlights the Dialogue Project
Dean Elizabeth F. Smith discusses the project’s mission.
‘The Unspeakable Podcast’ features Dartmouth faculty on the Middle East
Professors Bernard Avishai and Ezzedine Fishere Ezzedine teach a joint course on Israeli/Palestinian politics.
‘60 Minutes’ highlights Dartmouth forums
Professors Bernard Avishai and Ezzedine Fishere and several students discuss the campus forums they took part in at Dartmouth on the crisis in the Middle East.
PBS: How Dartmouth is fostering dialogue
PBS showcases two Dartmouth professors who set out to create a forum for students to discuss their thoughts on the Middle East.
NPR: How two Dartmouth professors are addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
NPR's Scott Simon talks to professors Susannah Heschel and Tarek El-Ariss.
The Economist: The Gaza war could help set speech free again
Dartmouth led forums on the crisis in the Middle East.