Facilitated by: Mary Jo Larson, Ph.D., Independent Consultant, Carter School Alumna, Former Advisory Board Chair & Adjunct Faculty
This presentation explores personal, cultural and national affiliations that define identities, worldviews and approaches to conflict. Speakers of diverse genders and nationalities - Iraq, Afghanistan and South Korea - describe how identity labels shape the ways that individuals and communities are perceived, recognizing both opportunities and risks. Together, they seek critical insights for interpreting and negotiating diverse identities and for productively engaging in the sustainable resolution of multicultural conflicts.
Speakers:
Omar A Al Mashhadani, Graduate Student, Carter School
Sadaf M Masud, Graduate Student, Carter School
Haneul Song, Graduate Student, Carter School
