Wisconsin Dialogues

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The classroom is a microcosm of the world beyond the university. Political, economic, social, and cultural conflicts sometimes arise that require faculty and instructors to facilitate dialogue.

• How do we create space for dialogue in our classrooms?
• How should we guide students with the necessary tools to communicate in productive ways – to listen, to articulate, to re-think one’s perspective?
• How can we engage students in conflict transformation and to build skills to apply to business, government, education, community life?

This interactive workshop is designed to engage participants in concepts and approaches to creating space in your classrooms for rich, respectful, and substantive dialogue. It is open to all who teach and support instruction.

Participants may attend for a full day or the morning or afternoon session as they are able. 

The featured speakers will appear via Zoom. This event will not be recorded.