Want to have fulfilling discussions at MIT through interfaith dinners starting Tuesday 10/3? Addir, the interfaith dialogue group on campus, has a special event series just for first year grads and undergrads!

Addir is the ancient Sumerian word for bridge, and in Addir, we believe in building bridges across differences in order to build understanding, compassion, and collaboration. Dialogue across lines of difference is a fundamental skill for making friends at MIT and navigating both personal and professional matters, and is one those skills can only be developed through practice.

What better way to practice than over yummy free food and through interesting prompts? The dinners are a 3-part series to learn about ourselves, community, and the broader world on 10.3, 10.24, and 11.14 from 5 pm to 7 pm in the main dining room of W11. The dinners will be a warm and friendly space to explore big and small questions with other first years, along with some experienced Addir fellows as well. You are welcome, whether religious, spiritual, questioning, agnostic, or atheist.

All are welcome.  YOU are welcome. Please RSVP here.