Peter T Coleman

@petertcoleman1.bsky.social

Columbia Prof, Dad, Psychologist, Dog-friend. Applying leading science and tech to advance peace, constructive conflict and social justice. Latest Book: The Way Out: How to Overcome Toxic Polarization.

Many of us are just stuck in seemingly unsolvable conflicts. Here is what we learned from 30 years of studying them. There is hope! Why Some Conflicts Never End… and What Actually Changes Them | Psychology Today www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-...

Why Some Conflicts Never End… and What Actually Changes Them

In conflict, complexity, our data suggests, can win, but only if we stop feeding the machine that makes everything simple.

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The trails and tribulations at Columbia U have been on full display of late. Here are some findings from a recent survey on our "better angels" - what has been happening quietly on the ground to bring us together and move us forward. news.columbia.edu/news/columbi...

Columbia Is Setting an Example of How to Move Forward

A recent survey identified that the University’s strengths are part of a broader, if fragmented, culture that is capable of constructive discourse.

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THIS. Early days on faculty at Teachers College, Columbia University, in the MD-ICCCR office of my mentor and friend, The Great Morton Deutsch. (He said he never trusted people with clean desks). I miss him every day.

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