communities are designed
by everyone.
What is Engaged Pluralism? A set of practices that invite people into dialogue across differences using four tools to organize, create, and build cultures of mutual respect, peace, and accountability.
Engaged Pluralism is a Vassar program dedicated to bringing faculty, students, and administrators together to raise questions around inclusion and belonging, and to create programming to make our campus a better place to live, learn, and work. Learn more about the program →.
Our Working Groups, Igniter Pitches, and innovative programming make it possible for anyone on campus to come forward and have an active role in shaping the Vassar community.
Events
Discover the power of storytelling with the TMI Project! Join us for dynamic workshops where you’ll learn to transform personal experiences into impactful stories that replace shame with freedom, and spark empathy and action. Open to the entire Vassar community.
Associate Professor of Law, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University Khaled Beydoun and Director of the Bard Center for the Study of Hate, legal scholar Ken Stern will engage in a moderated dialogue with Associate Professor of Religion Kirsten Wesselhoeft about Islamophobia, antisemitism, free speech/expression and hate. This event is open to the public. Vassar attendees will need to show their ID. Non-Vassar attendees will need to register.
