A Primer on Disagreeing: How Talking to Your Neighbor and Speaking to the Elephant(s) in the Room Can Strengthen Communities

A Primer on Disagreeing: How Talking to Your Neighbor and Speaking to the Elephant(s) in the Room Can Strengthen Communities12/09/2024 03:27:35 PMHannah Van Sickle three woman standing together

(L to R) Rachel Most, Third-Year Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, Jazzalyn Livingston, National Program Director at the One America Movement, and Samantha Hope, Third-Year Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology three woman standing together

On the evening of October 28, a vital space for reflection and dialogue was created on campus by the 25 community members who turned up to participate in Talk to Your Neighbor – Speaking to the Elephant in the Room*. The date, three weeks following the one-year anniversary of the attack on Israel by Hamas and eight days preceding the American presidential election, proved a particularly auspicious moment—one full of opportunity for learning and moving forward together.

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