A Dialogue Exploring Vaccines in Light of History

This event is part of the Award-winning CIRCLE Series hosted by the University of New Hampshire Civil Discourse Lab for Collaborative Leadership and the Public Good. Conversations at the Intersection of Research and Community Listening Exchange (CIRCLE) provide a nonpartisan space for university and community members to discuss topics of civic importance that are connected to UNH research. The Fall program is an open-ended dialogue facilitated by UNH students. The public is welcome to attend and a free lunch will be provided for registered attendees. The goal is to learn from each other and increase understanding across diverse viewpoints. Check in will open at 12:15 p.m. Note programming will begin at 12:40.

The Spring program (April 2027) will follow this theme and will feature the research of UNH Historian Professor Molly Dorsey. It will offer the community an opportunity to deliberate on vaccine policy and practice.

The events are supported by the Responsible Governance and Sustainable Citizenship Project and Andrea Coville of Brodeur Inc.