DIALOGUES

Αs part of the SNF’s monthly DIALOGUES series, Johns Hopkins University will co-organize the 2nd SNF Agora Institute Workshop, dedicated on the theme

Talking (and Listening) Across Divides

The workshop will explore what experience and science can teach us about the requirements for productive dialogue and engagement. This workshop will be led by a diverse group of scholars and practitioners whose research and work will help to shed light on how we might resolve, mediate, or even just consider competing claims—essential work for any thriving democracy. 

Speakers include: 

Anna-Kynthia Bousdoukou, Journalist, Managing Director, iMEdD and Executive Director, SNF Dialogues 
Hahrie Han, PhD, Inaugural Director, SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University 
Martha Jones, PhD, Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor and Professor of History, Johns Hopkins University 
Munzer Khattab, Co-Founder, BureauCrazy 
Roelf Meyer, Former Leader of the National Party, South Africa 
Michelle Miller, Co-Host, CBS This Morning: Saturday 
Marc Morial, President and CEO, National Urban League 
Mike Niconchuk, Senior Researcher, Beyond Conflict 
Timothy Phillips, Founder and CEO, Beyond Conflict
Ebrahim Rasool, Former South African Ambassador to the United States
Barri Shorey, Interim Senior Technical Director, Economic Recovery and Development, International Rescue Committee
Elizabeth Smyth, Executive Director, SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University

Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Stavros Niarchos Hall, GNO
SNFCC 

Event Begins: 09:00 
Free Entrance 
Registration is required  

Through the monthly series of live events, entitled DIALOGUES, the SNF presents, among others, individuals who inspire through their work and actions and hopes to catalyze conversations around critical issues, around the world.

To get a taste of previous events, see here.

The event will be livestreamed through the SNF’s website at www.SNF.org/live and will also be available on demand in both video and podcast format on the SNF’s website.

For more information visit

www.SNF.org