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Tonight at 7:30!
The @MITCDP fall series continues on October 14 with a debate on American exceptionalism. Free as always! More at civildiscourse.mit.edu/.
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Some bonus @MITCDP programming tomorrow evening: a screening of the documentary Jesters and Fools, plus a talkback with director @iamRobFeld.
Register here!
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If you're around @MIT tomorrow evening, what promises to be a substantive and provocative discussion on assisted death hosted by our friends at @MITCDP.
Free with registration! Best of luck, @byrne_a, @bradford_skow & team.
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Packed house for last night's event with @kathleen_stock1 and Jess Flanigan on assisted death.
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Tomorrow!
Our first event this fall is on assisted death, with @kathleen_stock1 and Jessica Flanigan.
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If you're around @MIT tomorrow evening, what promises to be a substantive and provocative discussion on assisted death hosted by our friends at @MITCDP.
Free with registration! Best of luck, @byrne_a, @bradford_skow & team.
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Our first event this fall is on assisted death, with @kathleen_stock1 and Jessica Flanigan.
Linda Rabieh from the Civil Discourse Project on teaching great books.
Glad that we're able to give a home to this kind of thoughtful commentary! We hope you enjoy this piece on teaching great books at @MIT from MIT Concourse's Linda Rabieh. Link in next post.
The Civil Discourse Project features in US News & World Report
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Our next event is on April 6, with @Ayjchan, author (with
@mattwridley) of Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19, and recently at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
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Coming up on April 6 from our friends at @MITCDP. Should be a good discussion!
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Our next event is on April 6, with @Ayjchan, author (with
@mattwridley) of Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19, and recently at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
Thanks to @JamesCantorPhD and Amy Tishelman for a very civil and interesting discussion. Also thanks to the @MIT students, especially those who initially thought this event should not take place, but who came anyway.
Tonight! 7pm.
Our next event is on February 12, with @JamesCantorPhD and Amy Tishelman.
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On February 10 at 3:00 pm ET, we're partnering with @HAFFS_Harvard to present a virtual discussion with @TheFIREorg scholar @sarahemclaugh, author of Authoritarians in the Academy.
More, including how to RSVP, at this link:
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Hope to see you there!
Our next event is on February 12, with @JamesCantorPhD and Amy Tishelman.
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Eloquent essay by @SiddhuPachipala , an MIT Civil Discourse @MITCDP fellow. "A protest that persuades presupposes ... that those people marching over there are not unlike me, that they may be owed a hearing." bostonglobe.com/2026/01/22/o… via @BostonGlobe




















