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Held in Carver Hall, Kenneth S. Gross Auditorium on the campus of Bloomsburg University, “Conversations” is a civil discourse, civic engagement, and interdisciplinary event to promote dialogue that unites and bridges political and social divides featuring keynote speakers Lata Nott, Dave Janoski, Kara Schultz, and Joar Dahn. This conversation focuses on the First Amendment of the Constitution
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Recovery from 9/11, Twenty Years After: In Need of Restorative Justice
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Conversations for the Common Good: Safeguarding Justice Through Judicial Independence
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BURYING THE HATCHET: THE TOM QUICK STORY tells the fascinating story of how Lenni Lenape tribes had
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WVIA’s Larry Vojtko leads a discussion of the film "American Creed".
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Conversations for the Common Good - Witness to 9/11: A Victim, A Journalist, A Soldier
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Personal stories from those who are coping with mental health challenges
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Reaction to 9/11: Dialing Back Civil Rights, Violation of Human Rights
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An informative nonpartisan program dedicated to fostering deeper understanding of the 2024 election
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Featuring local panelists, hear real stories of impact, innovation, and collaboration.
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CNN host Jake Tapper discusses the Bucknell Forum theme "The State of American Democracy"