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Judith Levi, Ph.D.
The Identity Paradox: How Our Multiple Identities Both Divide and Unite Us
Judith Levi will examine the complexity and sources of individuals’ multifaceted identities, how they influence our “reconciliation readiness,” and how we can use them to unite instead of divide us—by refocusing on our common humanity.
Professor Levi is Associate Professor Emerita, Department of Linguistics, Northwestern University and Author & Lecturer on German-Jewish Reconciliation.
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