We each hold complex perspectives of the world, influenced by various kinds of information that are more accessible to us than ever before. What kinds of information do we pay attention to and share with one another? How do our lived experiences shape how we understand the information we send and receive? In this increasingly polarizing time, how do the ways we receive and pass information shape the world around us? 

AFIRE is collaborating on a research study with FYLPRO, Tayo Help, and Dr. Rachel Kuo of the University of Wisconsin-Madison to explore these questions through a 2-part series of facilitated discussions held in Seeding AFIRE. Part 1 is on March 15 and Part 2 is on April 12. Registration required.