Dialogos Event Registration

Dialogos, a signature program of the Fred Gray Institute for Human and Civil Rights, hosted by Yale Divinity School, is a facilitated conversation among scholars, religious leaders, and practitioners from diverse traditions. The gathering begins Thursday evening with an opening plenary delivered by Bryan Stevenson of EJI, followed by dinner for delegates. Rather than a conference of speeches, Dialogos invites leaders to explore questions at the intersection of faith, human dignity, justice, and democratic life. Friday will unfold in three integrated rounds that move from brief orienting presentations into small‑group cluster conversations and then into plenary exchanges, allowing ideas to mature from individual insight into shared discernment. After each orienting presentation, clusters of five or six will gather for sustained conversation, careful listening, and reflective engagement as they surface themes and insights that may serve the whole. In the plenary exchanges, the full group will reconvene to carry those insights forward, shaping them into shared commitments and enabling the work of many to become the work of one community. President Sims and Dean Sterling will convene the final panel interaction, drawing together what has emerged and identifying themes for continued exploration.