Our next event is on April 6, with @Ayjchan, author (with
@mattwridley) of Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19, and recently at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
Our next event is on April 6, with @Ayjchan, author (with
@mattwridley) of Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19, and recently at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
@JuliaMasonMD1@byrne_a@JamesCantorPhD@MIT Our policy is not to record or livestream. Very different views on the topic were aired and listened to, which was our goal.
Thanks to @JamesCantorPhD and Amy Tishelman for a very civil and interesting discussion. Also thanks to the @MIT students, especially those who initially thought this event should not take place, but who came anyway.
On February 10 at 3:00 pm ET, we're partnering with @HAFFS_Harvard to present a virtual discussion with @TheFIREorg scholar @sarahemclaugh, author of Authoritarians in the Academy.
More, including how to RSVP, at this link:
https://t.co/nw6AVdB5BI
Hope to see you there!
Eloquent essay by @SiddhuPachipala , an MIT Civil Discourse @MITCDP fellow. "A protest that persuades presupposes ... that those people marching over there are not unlike me, that they may be owed a hearing." https://t.co/Ika2bw4bsR via @BostonGlobe
Former ACLU pres. Nadine Strossen on Trust Your Mind:
"[S]hould inspire renewed appreciation of and engagement in the critical thinking and open discourse that are so essential for the flourishing of individuals and society alike."
Can't wait to host the author next week! 👇