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Agnes, the mother of two murder victims, engages in correspondence with their killer, Leonard, to promote restorative justice and find healing.
In 1996, poets Adrienne Rich and Dionne Brand engage in a candid dialogue about feminism, racism, and politics, reflecting on their identities and experiences.
Five minutes of implied dialogue between two men unfolds against a backdrop of women, hinting at deeper themes of liberation and aspiration.
Anne Carson reads from her book Nox, an epitaph for her brother, intertwining personal reflections with Catullus' poetry to explore themes of loss and memory.
Customisable AI chatbots challenge intimacy and dialogue, raising security concerns and abuse issues.
Since October 7, 2023, 80 new members have joined the Parent Circle Families Forum, which connects Israeli and Palestinian families who have lost loved ones.
William Ury, cofounder of Harvard's Program on Negotiation, explores the essential role of mediators in fostering peace amid global polarization and conflict.
Pope Francis invites all Catholics to participate in a two-year dialogue process aimed at shaping the future of the Church.
A Russian spokesperson reacts to Britain's Defense Secretary's remarks on Putin's actions.
