Panel Discussion: How Can We Protect Civic Discourse in the Age of Fracture? @BKCHarvard
Panel Discussion: How Can We Protect Civic Discourse in the Age of Fracture?  @BKCHarvard
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
BKC Faculty Director Jonathan Zittrain hosts a panel discussion to explore how to reboot social media to foster healthy and thriving human interactions. How can we create and refine spaces and processes where people can share their earnest views without fear, explore common ground, and grow intellectually and personally? Does the answer lie in new technology, new practice, or some combination of the two? What role can the University play in building a healthier future? Panelists include danah boyd, Gordon Pennycook, and Deb Roy.
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Panel Discussion: How Can We Protect Civic Discourse in the Age of Fracture?

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