Alexandria's Carlyle Neighborhood Hosts Civil Discourse Forum on Oct 27
Alexandria's Carlyle neighborhood is hosting a forum on civil engineering of discourse on October 27. The event, titled 'Alexandria Forum', will delve into the origins of social divisions, differentiating facts from opinions, and fostering open debate to solve community problems. It will be held at Cowo & Creche (2034 Eisenhower Avenue) from 7 p.m., lasting an hour and a half, and costs $10 per ticket.
The forum aims to discuss the decline of respectful debate in politics and the role of media and social media in shaping public opinion. Panelists include Kate Woodsome, JoAnn Koob, Carter Flemming, and Victor Ignacio, each bringing diverse perspectives to the table.
The event is expected to foster a constructive exchange of ideas, with moderators guiding the discussion. Technology will also play a role in enhancing participation and access. The ultimate goal is to promote unity and understanding among attendees, despite differing viewpoints.
The Alexandria Forum promises to be an insightful and engaging event, offering attendees the opportunity to explore the future of civil engineering of discourse. By attending, participants can contribute to shaping a more respectful and productive dialogue within their community.
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