Come be a part of the movement that OPRAH is so excited about!
http://www.oprah.com/inspiration/josh-feigelson-ask-big-questions-iniative
On Monday, February 19 from 6-8 PM students are invited to Klingenstein Lounge for the third in a four-part Ask Big Questions Campus Conversations (ABQ) series.
Students will share a catered lasagna dinner and engage in a guided dialogue surrounding the question “How do we disagree?”.
Ask Big Questions’ three part model is deceptively simple, yet radically transformative:
1) Ask: How do you feel about interpersonal conflict?
2) Share: Participants share their individual stories surrounding their experience of disagreement-- both painful experiences and productive ones.
3) Do: Individuals create action steps for themselves and the larger community, based in their experience during the conversation.
Utilizing this model, ABQ participants engage in healthy, listening-focused and empathetic conversations about questions of meaning and values stretching beyond religion, politics, ethnicity, regionalism, and nationalism. ABQ creates a brave space for students to participate in deep reflection and active listening; resulting in an increased investment in the well-being of others across lines of difference. In fact 94% of participants in ABQ conversations report feeling more connected to their community after just one conversation.
What happens when we really listen to each other? We bridge community-eroding divides. We become healthier as individuals and communities. We take responsibility for and civic action on behalf of an expanded our definition of OUR community.
Monday, February 19th
6pm - 7:30pm
Klingenstein Lounge
"How do we Disagree?"
For more information, contact Lauren Goldberg (lgoldberg2@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3323).
Individuals requiring accommodations, please contact Lauren Goldberg (lgoldberg2@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3323). We respectfully ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.
https://www.ithaca.edu/intercom/article.php/20180212115222510