Social justice through education.
Transformation through dialogue.
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Have meaningful intergroup dialogues, develop leadership skills, learn from others, and form authentic, community-centered relationships.
Join us to grow as an empowered leader, build your toolkit, and graduate from Michigan prepared to make a lasting impact in creating a more just and equitable world.
IGR offers a wide variety of courses geared towards students of all levels.
The minor in intergroup relations education teaches critical analytical skills, problem-solving in groups, intercultural leadership, and a synthesis of intellectual and practical skills to help them create a more just and equitable world.
Free, one-time social justice workshops that help student communities build the skills to lead, collaborate, and communicate across difference.
Students co-create and enjoy a warm and lively sense of community here at IGR.
What is IGR?
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Tools for change.
Skills for life.
Skills you grow here enhance every major and program—and you keep them for life.
- Critical analysis and problem-solving in groups
- Engaged, interdisciplinary approach
- Leadership and empowerment
- Dialogue and facilitation
- Community and humanity
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