Student Tribune

2021 Spring Deliberative Dialogues Series Continues 3/23: How Should We Improve and Safeguard Our Elections?

Deliberative dialogues are unique opportunities to engage in collaborative thinking about how to address our most pressing issues. Because each dialogue takes the form of a deliberation, attendees drive discussions in small groups facilitated by trained moderators. Anchoring each deliberative dialogue are issue guides that reflect the results of public discussions. Each issue guide presents potential courses of action which groups collaboratively review and critically analyze.

Below is information on this semester's next deliberative dialogue, including date, time, topic, and registration link. An advance copy of the issue guide is attached. If you have questions, please contact Joe Scanlon at jscanlon1@monroecc.edu.

Voting: How Should We Improve and Safeguard Our Elections?

Americans are worried about our elections. We worry about voter turnout, voter suppression, and even foreign interference in our elections. Join us for a deliberative dialogue on improving our elections. How can we increase participation, protect the integrity of voting, and make the voting process a fairer and more inclusive experience? As deliberators, participants will share their experiences, evaluate the tradeoffs of potential options and actions, and learn from each other as they work collaboratively toward improving American elections.

Registration link: https://monroecommunity.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuc-muqDgpHt0 mGNmu6uFkfGrL8_tx0zq6

Attached Files:
Voting Issue Advisory_0.pdf
2021 Campus Deliberations (3).pdf

Scanlon, Joseph
Anthrop/History/Poli. Science/Sociology
03/15/2021