Cultivating Constructive Dialogue: The Science of Diversity Method®.

Join Dr. Mona Sue Weissmark for an engaging 30-minute lecture followed by a Q&A, where she will explore her groundbreaking article, "Cultivating Constructive Dialogue: The Science of Diversity Method®." Discover how this innovative method uses scientific reasoning to transform divisive conversations into fair, thoughtful exchanges. By focusing on metacognition—critically reflecting on your own thinking—you will learn how to navigate polarized discussions with evidence-based insights. Don't miss this free, insightful lecture that will transform how you approach challenging conversations!

Event Details:

Hosted online via Zoom

FREE registration, but spaces are limited

You will receive the Zoom link and joining instructions on the event day

About Dr. Mona Sue Weissmark:

Dr. Mona Sue Weissmark is an internationally renowned professor, researcher, and author, recognized as a leading authority in the fields of diversity, justice and intergroup and civic discourse.

A distinguished clinical and social psychologist, Dr. Weissmark has spearheaded groundbreaking research that has brought together descendants of Holocaust survivors and Nazis, as well as descendants of enslaved people and slaveholders, facilitating transformative conversations across profound historical and emotional divides. Her pioneering work has garnered widespread attention, serving as the basis for multiple documentary films and influencing public discourse on social justice.

A highly regarded educator, Dr. Weissmark teaches at both Harvard University and Northwestern University, where her courses in advanced research methods, social psychology, and the psychology of diversity have shaped the intellectual journeys of thousands of students. Her contributions to teaching and scholarship have earned her numerous awards and solidified her reputation as a thought leader in the field of psychology.

Dr. Weissmark’s influential scholarship is exemplified in her latest book, The Science of Diversity (Oxford University Press), selected as one of Oxford’s nine essential titles in contemporary psychological research. She is also the author of Doing Psychotherapy Effectively (University of Chicago Press) and Justice Matters (Oxford University Press), works that have advanced the understanding of justice, intergroup relations, and psychological healing.

Dr. Weissmark's pioneering research and steadfast dedication to using scientific rigor and dialogue to overcome divisions has had lasting impact on academic exploration and public discussions concerning critical contemporary issues.