In an essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education, former undersecretary of education James Kvaal called for colleges to defend their public value while also building environments that encourage respectful disagreement.
| by Sierra Abukins
At the midpoint of its multiyear conflict transformation collaborative initiative, Middlebury is looking back and looking forward to the next phase of the effort.
The Conflict Transformation Collaborative at Middlebury College is partnering with nuwave Equity Corporation to support its efforts to bring social innovation to the workforce.
Town Hall Theater and CT partnered to host a Good Talks post-election. Over 70 community members, including around 30 students, sat together on November 12th.
The Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies (NPTS) program and Conflict Transformation Collaborative have become partners with The Global Research Network on Peaceful Change (GRENPEC).
Laurie Patton returns to the Interfaith America podcast, joining Eboo Patel to discuss how Middlebury has adopted a philosophy of conflict transformation.
This progress report for the academic year August 2023–June 2024 shows how this initiative is working towards improving campus life and fostering a civic revival that reverberates throughout society, with a goal of creating a lasting impact beyond our campuses.
Professor Sarah Stroup visited the Monterey Institute of International Studies in May to hear Graduate Fellows presentations about their hands-on experiences with Conflict Transformation research.
The CT Collaborative’s Good Talks 2024 series and the Engaged Listening Project were featured in an April report from the Constructive Dialogue Institute.
