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Dialogue across divides

A dialogue programme in preparation. It brings together people of different views on Iran's past and future, in moderated formats.

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Dialogue across divides

A dialogue programme in preparation. It brings together people of different views on Iran's past and future, in moderated formats.

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What it offers

4
Moderated sessions

Small sessions led by trained moderators.

Published rules

Rules for each format are published before it starts.

Every side

Contested questions are framed so that every side can speak.

Training

Training for moderators in deliberation methods.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
Members of every viewStudentsModeratorsFamilies divided on politics

How it works

1
Topic: a topic is chosen and framed with every side.
2
Invitation: participants with different views are invited.
3
Session: a moderator runs the session under the rules.
4
Summary: an agreed summary may be shared without names.

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