About this Event
The Office of University Engagement and Enrichment and the Susan B. Anthony Center are pleased to offer the fall semester's Restorative Dialogues series, open to all University students, staff, and faculty. Each dialogue will be facilitated in a circle format by the University's restorative practices team. Join us to explore restorative practices and share what’s on your heart and mind.
The theme of September's dialogue is “The Importance of Civic Relationships.” During this time of political unraveling and unrest, what are civic relationships and why do they matter? We will utilize insights from Harvard professor and civil rights activist Marshall Ganz, who developed the concept of civic relationships, for questions and answers on this timely topic. Register here to attend the virtual session.
Members of the University community are welcome to register for any or all of the fall semester dialogues, all of which will be held virtually. Please note that each dialogue has its own registration link.