Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Disagreement is a natural part of life. We’re using it to teach our students to grow.
Executive director of Dartmouth Dialogues Kristi Clemens and government professor Sean Westwood, who studies political polarization, share why uncomfortable conversations are often the most valuable and why our students are ready to have them.
Disagreement is a natural part of life. We’re using it to teach our students to grow.
Executive director of Dartmouth Dialogues Kristi Clemens and government professor Sean Westwood, who studies political polarization, share why uncomfortable conversations are often the most valuable and why our students are ready to have them.
