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A video interview with the Nobel and Templeton prize winning Greenville native Charles Townes was featured which was followed by a panel discussion of Furman University faculty experts on Thursday, September 6,2012 at the Westminster Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall .Read more... |
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The Columbia program was partnered by Walker Institute and held at Lumpkin Auditorium. The Clemson program was partnered by Clemson University Globalization Lecture Series. It was held at Self Auditorium, Strom Thurmond Institute, Clemson University. There was a great interest to the program with over 150 students, faculty and community members’ participation.Read more... |
South Carolina Dialogue Foundation and Intercultural Dialogue Club of CU organized 2nd Annual Future Leaders Dialogue Dinner on Thursday, March 8th at the Madren Conference Center of CU. The theme of program was “Empathy: Walking in Another’s Shoes”. We had two speakers, Senator Thomas Alexander, SC Senator and Dr. Mustafa Gokhan Sahin, Executive Director of Istanbul Center headquartered in Atlanta, GA. Read more... |









The South Carolina Dialogue Foundation hosted their Third Annual Art and Essay Awards Ceremony on Saturday, April 13th at the USC Law Auditorium. Over 200 Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, Siblings and other Family Members came out to support their child and their accomplishments.
The South Carolina Dialogue Foundation organized a fascinating and engaging event:"Science and Religion: Quantum Physics and Free Will"
South Carolina Dialogue Foundation hosted two distinguished speakers’ series program in Columbia and Clemson with Mustafa Akyol, a renowned Turkish political commentator from Turkey, on April 11, 2012.
South Carolina Dialogue Foundation and Intercultural Dialogue Club of CU organized 2nd Annual Future Leaders Dialogue Dinner on Thursday, March 8th at the Madren Conference Center of CU. The theme of program was “Empathy: Walking in Another’s Shoes”. We had two speakers, Senator Thomas Alexander, SC Senator and Dr. Mustafa Gokhan Sahin, Executive Director of Istanbul Center headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

Follow the Altruistic Happenings in our Foundation this year as well as those of the Organizations around us here: 

