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By dialogue, we mean a specific form of communication especially designed for people to communicate across social, cultural, and power differences.

The goal in dialogue is to work towards understanding, not necessarily to reach agreement.

03/05/2023

*location update!* Join us this Friday, March 10th from 1-2:30pm at 113 Euclid Ave, the Native Student Program House, in Room 105 for our first session: Listening to the Body.

Please register via the link in our bio asap as spots are limited!

03/01/2023

Here are some highlights from last semester’s Homebase BIPOC Dialogue final session which entailed of art making! We had so much fun celebrating and giving space to our creative selves 😊

02/24/2023

Homebase BIPOC Dialogues is back this Spring 2023 led by two former IGD students, Bushra Naqi & Rio Flores! Beginning March 10th 1-2:30pm, the sessions will run weekly on Friday until April 14th totaling to 5 sessions! Location is TBD— sign up through the link in our bio or by scanning the QR code and be on the look out for your email!

This space is particularly for BIPOC students (undergrad + grad) to connect with one another. Through a healing justice framework, we’ll honor our bodies as ways of knowing especially when confronting issues of systemic oppression.

02/23/2023

We are so happy we got to welcome back Kimberly Williams Brown and Meredith Madden, former SU IGD facilitators extraordinaire and CFE PhD alum, on Monday! Thank you both for such an engaging book talk on the recently co-edited "Rise for Racial Justice: How to Talk about Race with Schools and Communities" in Prof. Lopez's graduate seminar CFE 640. Kim, faculty , and Meredith, faculty at .university, generously shared their time, well-honed pedagogical expertise, public scholarship, and perspective with IGD/CFE graduate and undergraduate students through the day. We celebrate, and are so grateful, for their brilliance, and feel called to move these words into continued action!

02/20/2023

Hear from some of our very own former IGD students about the significant impacts the Dialogue on Race and Ethnicity course had on them! 😊

01/15/2023

As we welcome the spring semester, we join the Study Council in inviting you to the Educator of Color Dialogue! Sessions will be held online via Zoom Mondays 4:30-6pm beginning Feb 6th led by co-facilitators Easton Davis and Professor Courtney Mauldin!

The link to the application is in our bio due by Jan 20th, don’t wait to apply!

12/05/2022

Looking to fill your Spring 2023 course load? Consider enrolling in Intergroup Dialogue! Follow these simple steps to successfully add IGD to your Spring class schedule. Seats are limited so enroll NOW, you won’t want to miss out!

11/02/2022

As Spring 2023 course registration opens, we’d love to invite undergraduate students to consider taking our Intergroup Dialogue course, Dialogue on Race!

Two sessions will be offered for this weekly course: either Monday or Wednesday from 3:45-6:00pm depending on what fits for your schedule.

Please register through the link in our bio and complete the interest form!

11/01/2022

The Intergroup Dialogue Program would like to wish a Happy Day of the Dead, Día de los Mu***os, to those who celebrate. May we always be guided by the spirit and memories of our loved ones who have passed on.

10/29/2022

Join our Educators of Color Dialogue for a fun Fall outing at Salt City Market this Friday, November 4th, from 5-6:30pm! Meal vouchers will be provided, please register via the form in our bio if you would like to attend! They will discuss goals for the future of the dialogue and virtual community space for Educators of Color in CNY.

The Syracuse University Study Council and the Intergroup Dialogue Program have brought together educators of color in CNY to participate in the development of a supportive online community facilitated by Dr. Courtney Mauldin and Easton Davis. If interested in joining this community, please indicate that via the form in our bio.

10/10/2022

The Intergroup Dialogue Program would like to wish all a heartfelt Indigenous People’s Day by honoring the ways indigenous ways of knowing continue to support and inform our approach to dialogue. As we continue to reflect and acknowledge on our relationship to stolen land we encourage you to join us in attending some of the events taking place today in Syracuse.

10/05/2022

The Intergroup Dialogue would like to wish all those who observe Yom Kippur a blessed day and an easy fast!

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113 Euclid Avenue
Syracuse, NY
13244

Website

http://intergroupdialogue.syr.edu/

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