The IGR Community of Scholars (CoS) brings together a small, select cohort of faculty and staff across the University of Michigan each year who are invested in incorporating Intergroup Dialogue, dialogic practices, and/or social justice education into their work in a way that will directly or indirectly serve students.
The IGR Insight handouts offer 11-pages of invaluable resources for those considering applying dialogic techniques on campus and beyond.
IGR faculty and staff offer consultations for colleagues that are outside of the University of Michigan (U-M) to advance intergroup relations education across the country. In addition, faculty and staff offer diversity and intergroup relations training tailored to the needs of public and private institutions.
The National Intergroup Dialogue Institute (The 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. This year The Institute is scheduled for June 14-17, 2021, virtually.
Join us in learning about intergroup dialogue and how you might use it at your institution!
