Part of the CHA's Difficult Dialogues: Community Conversations series and Colorado Chautauqua's Voices at Chautauqua series.

How do we have difficult conversations with people you care about, but may disagree with?

Our facilitators,  Jennifer Ho and Ami Dayan, believe it is possible to have productive conversations about controversial subjects, so long as all parties enter into the conversation with a sincere willingness to listen and learn rather than simply argue in order to persuade someone to their point of view.  Join us on March 27 (Wed, 6-7pm) to practice having hard conversations, including on the topic of Gaza and Israel. 

Facilitators for this conversation:

• Jennifer Ho, Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies, Director of the Center for Humanities & the Arts
• Ami Dayan, award-winning Israeli/American playwright, director, performer. His latest project is directing the event series "Standing for Humanity in Gaza and Israel".

The Difficult Dialogue series brings together local voices to explore complex topics, fostering mutual understanding and a respectful discourse. Difficult Dialogue events aim to create a space for grappling with tough subjects that people may find difficult or uncomfortable to talk about. These events are not debates but platforms for thoughtful exchange.

We are committed to fostering productive dialogues in the hopes that minds and hearts might expand.

Part of the CHA's Difficult Dialogues: Community Conversations series and Colorado Chautauqua's Voices at Chautauqua series.

How do we have difficult conversations with people you care about, but may disagree with?

Our facilitators,  Jennifer Ho and Ami Dayan, believe it is possible to have productive conversations about controversial subjects, so long as all parties enter into the conversation with a sincere willingness to listen and learn rather than simply argue in order to persuade someone to their point of view.  Join us on March 27 (Wed, 6-7pm) to practice having hard conversations, including on the topic of Gaza and Israel. 

Facilitators for this conversation:

• Jennifer Ho, Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies, Director of the Center for Humanities & the Arts
• Ami Dayan, award-winning Israeli/American playwright, director, performer. His latest project is directing the event series "Standing for Humanity in Gaza and Israel".

The Difficult Dialogue series brings together local voices to explore complex topics, fostering mutual understanding and a respectful discourse. Difficult Dialogue events aim to create a space for grappling with tough subjects that people may find difficult or uncomfortable to talk about. These events are not debates but platforms for thoughtful exchange.

We are committed to fostering productive dialogues in the hopes that minds and hearts might expand.