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As the year unfolded, “2020” became shorthand for loss, disruption, collective trauma, turbulence, and unpredictability as a global pandemic and a deeply contentious election dominated American life. It was also a landmark year in the journey toward a more equitable society, with sustained protest and demands for social and racial justice nationwide. Now, we must move forward. In this conversation, thought leaders, faculty, and practitioners consider specific steps that individuals and institutions can take to heal a nation scarred by bitter division, and discuss tools that can be developed and deployed to facilitate difficult, but critical conversations in communities, workplaces, and over kitchen tables across the nation.

Panelists: 

Elias Alcantara 
Vice President, Macquarie Group; Former White House Senior Associate Director of Intergovernmental Affairs

Erwin de Leon, Ph.D.
Lecturer in Discipline of Nonprofit Management, M.S. in Nonprofit Management, School of Professional Studies; Research Fellow, Knology

Frank Oswald
Lecturer, M.P.S. in Wealth Management, M.S. in Strategic Communication, School of Professional Studies; Communications Consultant and Writer, Frank J. Oswald, LLC

Amy Sereday
'15SPS, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Lecturer, M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, School of Professional Studies; Founder, Compass Mediation 

Moderated by:

La Neice Collins
Global Communications Manager, United Nations

 

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