Perspective taking is not precisely the same thing as empathy-and if you’re trying to build bridges between different groups, it’s important to understand the difference. What they’re finding could help more Americans negotiate their differences. Bruneau and other researchers are studying perspective taking and perspective giving in domestic and international contexts. When a perspective has been marginalized by the larger society, says Beyond Conflict Innovation Lab lead scientist Emile Bruneau, it’s important to allow that one to come forward first-and for members of the dominant group to then try to take it in before giving their own. Together, they’re powerful tools for bridging our differences, particularly between groups that may not have an equal power dynamic. Join us to bridge differences in your work, community, and life. Free online, starting October 5, 2021: Learn research-based strategies for connecting across divides.
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