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At the conference "Inviting Dialogue" (co-sponsored by Clark University and the Public Conversations Project) eighty faculty, administration, and staff from New England colleges discussed dialogue's role in renewing the deep purposes of higher education, including current efforts to build dialogue programs on campus and the power of dialogue to challenge assumptions around discourse and power relationships within academia. This week, our blog will feature the conference. Click here to see photos, a video of Dave Joseph's opening remarks, and reflections from several participants.
At the conference "Inviting Dialogue" (co-sponsored by Clark University and the Public Conversations Project) eighty faculty, administration, and staff from New England colleges discussed dialogue's role in renewing the deep purposes of higher education, including current efforts to build dialogue programs on campus and the power of dialogue to challenge assumptions around discourse and power relationships within academia. This week, our blog will feature the conference. Click here to see photos, a video of Dave Joseph's opening remarks, and reflections from several participants. 
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