June 9-12, 2025
In-person | Ann Arbor, MI
The National Intergroup Dialogue Institute is an annual opportunity for higher education professionals—faculty and staff—to learn the philosophy and model of IGR for the purposes of creating dialogue programs on their home campuses.
Scope of program
The Institute provides support and skills for applying the pedagogy on home campuses.
Join us in learning about intergroup dialogue and how you might use it at your institution!
- Learn and understand intergroup dialogue pedagogy (the Michigan Model)
- Engage participants in experiential learning commonly used in intergroup dialogue
- Explore and strategize the development and support of academic and co-curricular dialogue programs and dialogic learning to fit your campus needs
Please note: This is not a train-the-trainer institute nor a facilitator training (though there is some discussion of how this fits in). While we will engage in interactive activities, the purpose of the National Intergroup Dialogue Institute is to demonstrate the curriculum and structure of intergroup dialogue.
A sample schedule will be available in the coming months. Almost all sessions at the National Intergroup Dialogue Institute are required for all participants. Participants should plan to block 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ET, Monday - Thursday for programming.
Registration
Team of 4 (highly recommended):
$6,500
Individual:
$2,000
More information regarding the 19th National Intergroup Dialogue Institute registration process, timeline and schedule will be released in the coming months. Subscribe to our mailing list below to receive updates.
Participating in the National Intergroup Dialogue Institute may be for you if:
- You work in higher education.
- You are considering starting an Intergroup Dialogue program on your campus or interested in incorporating dialogic pedagogy into your work.
- You are able to invest in doing their own work around social identities and power through individual reflection and group participation.
- You are committed to attending all required sessions. Attendees who miss required sessions may be removed from the program.
We strongly recommend bringing teams of up to four individuals from your institution, as time will be dedicated to strategizing the development and support of programs at your particular institution. Additionally, we strongly recommend that undergraduate or graduate students attending the National Intergroup Dialogue Institute be accompanied by a faculty/staff member and/or be a part of an institutional team. Registration for the program has been limited to a maximum number of 60 people in order to ensure that we are able to meet the needs of all attendees.
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Contact
Questions about the National Intergroup Dialogue Institute or registration? Contact [email protected].