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Co-sponsors: the International Psychotherapy Institute (IPI), the International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, and the International Association for Applied Psychoanalytic Studies:
A conference to explore the malignancies of prejudice on individual, group, national, and societal levels.
Malignant prejudice is characterized by suspicion, intolerance, or irrational hatred of those different from oneself or one's own group. Prejudice influences development at individual, family, and group levels, and contributes to national, racial, religious, and ethnic conflict, and in the deprivation of rights caused by biases against gender and homosexuality. Featuring:
Invited participants: Salman Akhtar, Ira Brenner, Richard Brockman, Peter Fonagy, James and Carol Gilligan, Forrest Hamer, Abdeen Jabara, David Knowlton, Afaf Mahfouz, Henri Parens, Nadia Ramzy, David and Jill Scharff, Carlo Strenger, Stuart Twemlow, and Elisabeth Young-Bruehl
The role of prejudice in provoking inequality and conflict
Measures to resolve local, national, and international conflict
Discussion of “Osama,” a documentary film that illustrates these themes
Visit “Migrations,” exibit of Saladio Salgado's photographs documenting results of ethnic and national conflict
Keynote addresses, papers, panels, workshops, film, and small group discussion