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October 20, 2021, 11:00 AM to October 22, 2021, 3:00 PM
Zoom (Details Available in Each Session Description)
Now more than ever, we need a rebirth in our approaches and relationships to one another, our overarching institutions, and innovations. Public sociologists can help ensure equitable and sustainable approaches to the problems that impact us all at a time when creative and inclusive inter-collaborative resolutions have never been needed more. Interdisciplinarity can guide and inform the task of reimagining and implementing inclusive, data-driven approaches to solving these complex problems. Join the Public Sociology Association's 7th annual Public Sociology conference around Building an Interdisciplinary Community through Public Sociology October 20th-22nd on Zoom!
Join us for this discussion with María José Ferrada, Claire Fuller, Eman Quotah, Vinod Busjeet, and Shinie Anthony as these authors from five continents talk about family, identity, and inclusion in their far-ranging novels.
New York Times bestselling author Brit Bennett discusses her stunning novel The Vanishing Half, about identical twin sisters, inseparable as children, who choose to live drastically different lives: one as white and one as black.
