MIT Addir presents the Intercultural/ Interfaith Bridge-Building Banquet - March 6th from 5:30pm - 7:30pm in La Sala (W20-202)! All religious, spiritual, secular and questioning identities welcome!
The banquet is a chance to meet other people on campus and learn about their different beliefs and cultures. The event will mostly consist of dinner and conversing with people at your table, and you will also hear briefly from a couple current Addir fellows about what the program is like. If you like asking big questions, learning about different spiritual traditions, or sharing some of your own, Addir may be for you. Whether you have firmly developed beliefs or find yourself curious and questioning, all are encouraged to come!
What is Addir?
Addir is an interfaith dialogue group that works with the MIT Office of Religious, Spiritual and Ethical Life to bring people from all different spiritual and religious backgrounds together. People from all backgrounds and grade levels (undergrads, grads, postdocs, etc.) are welcome. Fellows are grouped together into smaller cohorts and spend a year learning about each other, talking about deep and challenging topics, going on retreats, and learning how to have productive conversations with people from an array of backgrounds. Many fellows view Addir as a pathway to meaningful conversations and friendships. If any of this sounds interesting to you or you want to learn more, RSVP to the IFB^3!
