When

Wednesday, November 17, 2021 from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM MST
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The Forum (SIE 1020) 
Sie International Relations Complex
2201 S Gaylord St.
Denver, CO 80208
 

 
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Center on American Politics 
americanpolitics@du.edu 
 

How to Talk to Your Family at Thanksgiving: Conversations Across Ideological Divides 

Join Christopher Celaya, the Center on American Politics' postdoctoral scholar, for a presentation on how to have conversations across ideological divides in an increasingly polarized environment.

Americans are becoming increasingly polarized in political and personal ways, putting strain on both our democracy and our relationships. Christopher Celaya, whose work lies at the intersection of political psychology and political communication, will discuss the nature of this problem and then offer some solutions we can use in our everyday lives to help tame it. Key to understanding this problem is understanding how we construct identity, norms, meaning, and values. Join us for this presentation followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

In-person and Zoom attendance options. Advance registration required. Space is limited for in-person attendance.This registration is only for in-person attendance. For zoom registration, register here. 

COVID Protocol:
Per University protocol, all attendees must wear a face mask when not actively eating or drinking and complete a COVID visitor survey within 12 hours of arriving on campus. A reminder and additional logistical details will be sent to registered attendees shortly before the event.