D in New York and Greg in California have been friends since junior high school, but they rarely agree. As they both turn the corner of their 30s, this project is an exercise in convincing each other to let go of his past life and embrace the unpredictable, unsafe and unexplored future.
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Tags: art, comics, debate, disagreement, dreams, future, go, Hate, jitsu, jiu, letting, lost, love, marriage, mma, Philosophy, relationships, religion, Society, ufc
SF’s Free to Learn initiatives are supported by a Florida Humanities Greater Good: Humanities in Academia Grant for SF’s project Humanities Behind & Beyond Bars. Project initiatives include a podcast series, Free to Learn: Education In and Out of Prison, two Ethics Slams to engage both the SF campus and broader Gainesville community in constructive dialogue about incarceration’s ethical, humanitarian dimensions, and a Spring Symposium, Unlocking Purpose and Potential, which will provide a platform for sharing stories and information, considering the role that education can play in breaking the cycle of incarceration, and exploring steps that we as individuals, and as a collective college community, can take to provide opportunities and a community of care for our citizens who are impacted by incarceration.
The aim of this project and its initiatives is (1) to increase public understanding of incarceration in Florida, its impact on our communities, and the role that education can play in reducing rates of recidivism and promoting safer, stronger communities; (2) to raise the voices of current and formerly incarcerated individuals (especially current and former SF students with carceral experience) to help inform steps SF can take to support this segment of their student population; and (3) to shine a spotlight on the obstacles faced by those with carceral experience in gaining access to education and resources that support their successful re-entry into the community post-incarceration.
Funding for this program was provided through a grant from Florida Humanities
(Opens in new window) with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities
(Opens in new window). Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: civil discourse, dialogue, disagreement, ethical decisions, ethics, Harmony, identity politics, relationships, respect
What’s a disagreement you can’t get out of your head? When We Disagree highlights the arguments that stuck with us, one story at a time.
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Tags: argument, commitment, compromise, disagreement, fight, marriage, negotiation, Philosophy, polarization, Politics, Psychology, relationships
Cross Examined Life improves the way we disagree with one another. Each week, my guests advances and defends their position on a controversial topic. Then together, we exemplify thoughtful and respectful disagreement. I’m Chris – I love challenging assumptions. I encourage you to Ask More Questions.
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Tags: argue, argument, attorney, controversy, court, cross exam, cross examination, cross-ex, debate, defense, disagree, disagreement, discussion, lawyer, legal, logic, oral argument, Philosophy, Reason, weekly, witness