Michaila Peters is an Appalachian eco-feminist philosopher interested in healing rural-urban political polarization. She received her PhD in Philosophy from Boston College. For the past year, Peters has been a research fellow at the École Normale...
Hanna Sistek is a political scientist whose research examines how digital technologies reshape democratic discourse and political accountability. Her work explores how fragmented media environments, affective polarization, and new information technologies...
A.G. Holdier is a philosopher of language, social science, and technology, interested in the normative infrastructure of dialogue. With degrees in philosophy and anthropology from the University of Arkansas, Denver Seminary, and Colorado State University...
Matthew Willis is a philosopher working in social and political epistemology. His research on epistemic responsibility examines the obligations that individuals owe one another as conscientious reasoners in environments of great uncertainty or...
Aundrey Page is a systems-level leader, strategist, and facilitator dedicated to advancing progress through personal and organizational transformation. Throughout his career, Aundrey has experience leading across the social impact sector, from schools to...
Cassie Finley is a philosopher interested in the epistemic and moral virtues of dialogue. Drawing together work on pedagogy, character formation, and virtue epistemology—as well as experiences teaching dialogue-centered philosophy courses in both...
Maya Cohen is a Research and Design Studio Postdoctoral Fellow at the Safra Center whose research focuses on the teaching and practice of civic discourse in American higher education. Since 2020, she has co-led the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement...
Brian Palmiter is a PhD candidate in Political Theory in the Harvard Department of Government. His research interests span a range of topics in ethics and democratic theory. His dissertation explores the normative challenges posed to American...