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SUMMARY:The Common Room: Managing Political Difference on the Virtual Campus | PEN America
DESCRIPTION:The 2020 general election is unlike any other. Understanding how campuses can facilitate respectful and productive dialogue across political differences will be key during this tense time\, but doing so virtually presents additional challenges. What can faculty\, administrators\, and staff do now to prepare for the difficult dialogues that lie ahead? \nJoin Jonathan Friedman\, director of PEN America’s campus free speech program\, for an interactive forum to discuss this issue and possible responses from the higher ed sector. Friedman will be joined by guests Vicka Bell-Robinson\, director of residence life at Miami University\, and Sigal Ben-Porath\, professor of education at the University of Pennsylvania.
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/the-common-room-managing-political-difference-on-the-virtual-campus-pen-america/
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SUMMARY:CSMaP Seminar Series: Moving closer or further apart? | CSMaP
DESCRIPTION:Journalists and pundits have described political polarization as one of the foremost problems of our time. It has been ascribed to trends such as changing party compositions\, racial and ethnic divisions\, and the rise of partisan cable news. This seminar will present new research on social media and political polarization in both the United States and Bosnia and Herzegovina\, with a focus on tactics that could mitigate the effects of polarization. These include examining the effects of 1) news consumers deactivating Facebook and 2) introducing a common enemy to reduce conflict between members of rival political groups. This event is open to the public\, but registration is required. \n[…]\n\n\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/csmap-seminar-series-moving-closer-or-further-apart-csmap/
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