Social Cohesion Dialogues

  About 

   CSRD Social Cohesion Dialogues bring accomplished authors and their powerful books into      
   conversation with ASU and audiences across Arizona and beyond.  Since its launch in 2019, this    series has offered dynamic book discussions, presented memorable discussions and inspired 
   many to pursue meaningful civic engagement.   Register now for the November 6 public      
   dialogue facilitated by CSRD Director and ASU Professor Lois Brown.

   The books, book discussions and public dialogue are offered to all and are free of charge.           

   Register for a SCD 2025 Book Discussion to receive your free electronic or print copies 
   of Carry: A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land by Toni Jensen and The Injustice of Place: 
   Uncovering the Legacy of Poverty in America by Kathryn J. Edin.   
   

   Social Cohesion Dialogue Student Fellows

   SCD Student Fellows Application

    ASU undergraduate and graduate students can become Social Cohesion Dialogues Student   
    Fellows. Apply now if you would like to be part of a dynamic cohort that focuses on leadership    
    development and community engagement projects. All fellows receive a stipend to support their     projects and professional development.  Complete this SCD Student Fellows Interest form to       start the application process. 

    Campus and Community Engagement 

     Campus and community organizations whose missions and work align with this year’s topics     
     have an opportunity to host book discussions, reserve seats and also table at the public
     dialogue.  Contact the Center at [email protected] for more information. 

    
    Registration

   Register for Public Dialogue

      Public Dialogue  
      Join CSRD director and ASU professor Lois Brown, PhD and authors Toni Jensen and   
      Kathryn Edin for an evocative dialogue about place, class, wealth, poverty, survival, 
      indigenous America and rural communities. Light refreshments available for general audience 
      before doors open and book signing will follow the dialogue.

      Book Discussions
      Receive free copies of this year's featured books when you register for one or more of our 
      welcoming and energizing book discussions. All are welcome to register for one or more of the 
      sessions listed below.