Civil Discourse Roundtable: Immigration Policy
Polis: Center for Politics and the Civil Discourse Project invited Duke students to a roundtable discussion on immigration policy including migration patterns, border challenges, economic…
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Colloquium: “Intellectual Friendship: Fostering Free Inquiry, Pluralism, and Belonging”
The “Intellectual Friendship” Colloquium will be held from March 07 – March 08 in conjunction with Duke’s Centennial and a wider network of Institutional Partners. The morning…
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Leadership and Liberty: Reflections on a life of public service
Rhodes Conference Room, Sanford School of Public Policy 201 Science Dr, Durham, NC, United StatesREGISTER Art Pope has served as a four-term state legislator, special counsel to a governor, state budget director, and member of the University of North…
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Pluralism Lecture with Dr. John Inazu
Duke Chapel 401 Chapel Dr., Durham, NC, United StatesOn Thursday, March 27th, John Inazu spoke on pluralism, particularity and possibility at the Duke Chapel with students and faculty. The event was the inaugural…
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Civil Discourse Roundtable: Institutional Neutrality
Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly Room 411 Chapel Dr, DurhamA discussion on institutional neutrality: what should Duke’s positon be? With distinguished faculty members Abdullah Antepli (Divinity School and Sanford School of Public Policy, Director of…
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Foundations: A Seminar on the Great Books of Political Philosophy – Burke
Gray 114This was the inaugural meeting of a new reading group where Dr. Christopher Coome, a post-doctoral fellow with the Civil Discourse Project, introduced students to…
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Et Religio: Believing in “The Holy Land:” Religion in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Fitzpatrick Center Atrium 101 Science Dr, Durham, NC, United StatesOn April 9th, students gathered for this semester’s et Religio Symposium, which focused on the role of religion in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.The event featured three guest…
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Foundations: A Seminar on the Great Books of Political Philosophy – Paine
Gray 114This was the second installment of a reading group where Dr. Christopher Coome, a post-doctoral fellow with the Civil Discourse Project, introduced students to the…
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Advancing Civics Literacy Through Storytelling Featuring Danny Werfel
Rubenstein hall 151 201 Science Drive, DUKE, NC, United StatesMeet with Polis Distinguished Fellow Danny Werfel to identify and discuss real life stories that highlights a specific function of government—public health, transportation, education, disaster response, civil rights, consumer protection, etc. — by following the real experiences of people who have been directly impacted by government programs, services, or decisions.
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Foundations: A Seminar on the Great Books of Political Philosophy – Hellenistic Philosophies
Gray 114The Civil Discourse Project and The Lemur: Duke's Big Ideas Magazine hosted an evening of learning with Dr. Christopher Coome. The Foundations seminar introduces students…
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A Discussion on Civil Discourse: What It Is, Why It Is Important, And What It Could Become
Sanford 07On Wednesday, October 8th, Dr. Christopher Coome moderated a discussion on civil discourse in Sanford 007. The two-hour evening session explored the meaning of civil…
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Foundations: A Seminar on the Great Books of Political Philosophy – Cicero
Gray 114The Civil Discourse Project and the Lemur Magazine came together to discuss the philosophy of the great Roman rhetorician, Cicero, in a seminar led by…