“Exploring Diversity in France” was a special discussion series that brought together American and French scholars, students and the public to examine the role and concept of diversity in contemporary France. The talks took place from October 10 to 18, 2011 at various US-based universities.
Senior Fellow Representatives
Also of Interest
From #MeToo to #WithoutMe: How French Elites Led the Country to Turn Its Back on Women
Recognizing What We See and Don't See: Bridging Communities through Nonviolent Communication and Storytelling
Senior Fellow Amy Hong created the "Bridging Communities" Project in order to enable individuals to initiate conversations in safe spaces and to relate emphatically to those they disagree with, this activates the dialogue and includes trainings on intercultural/nonviolent communication in France and the U.S.
Some in France were disillusioned not just by Marine Le Pen, but by all of the presidential candidates
Senior Fellow Tara Dickman is interviewed by Women in The World on the disillusionment of the French public surrounding presidential candidates through the view of activists.
Our Supporters
This program was generously supported by the Embassy of France to the United States.
The Embassy of France in Washington, DC
