Doing History in Polarized Times - Day 1 / Session 2 - Trust and Strategy in Communication - Recording

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The virtual summit’s second session features two TED talk-style presentations about themes vital to productive conversation: trust and strategy. The speakers will address questions including how to navigate difficult conversations with competing perspectives and what strategic communication is and why it matters. This session will offer skills critical to effective communication across varied scenarios.

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Nat Kendall-Taylor

Chief Executive Officer

FrameWorks Institute

Nat Kendall-Taylor, PhD, is chief executive officer at the FrameWorks Institute, a research think tank in Washington, DC. He leads a multi-disciplinary team in conducting and implementing research on public understanding and framing of social issues. A psychological anthropologist, Nat publishes widely on communications research and lectures frequently. He is senior fellow at the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, visiting professor at the Child Study Center at Yale School of Medicine, and fellow at the British-American Project.

Sarah Pharaon

Principal

Dialogic Consulting

Since launching in March of 2020, Dialogic has led internal focus groups in planning for the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum, facilitation training for MOCA Los Angeles and the Philbrook Museum of Art (OK) and facilitated for the White House Summit, “Museums Respond: Strategies for Countering Antisemitism and Hate,” as well as the Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian and Winterthur. We worked with leaders of the New Orleans civil rights movement in the creation of The Trail They Blazed and on interpretive plans for Monterey Bay Aquarium, Florida State Parks, and Billings Farm. Prior to Dialogic, Sarah directed consultation services for the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience. Sarah worked as the Director of Education at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum and was the founding curator of the Arab American National Museum. She serves on the Council of American Jewish Museums Advisory Council and the Emeritus Council of the American Association of State and Local History.