Toolbox Dialogue Initiative – Starting the Dialogue

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Meet complex problems </br> with complex responses

Meet complex problems
with complex responses

We improve cross-disciplinary collaboration in research and practice

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Workshops Conducted

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Workshop Participants

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Peer-Reviewed Publications

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Presentations Delivered

LATEST NEWS

The Toolbox Dialogue Initiative is a research and outreach collective that is housed in Michigan State University’s Center for Interdisciplinarity and includes members from ten US universities. We are actively engaged in facilitating communication and collaboration with partners around the world and in investigating the nature of cross-disciplinary and interprofessional research and practice. Here are some of the latest stories about our work.

March 31, 2021
News Workshop
TDI innovates to include ongoing dialogue with teams
Dr. Graham Hubbs and Dr. Sanford Eigenbrode are embedding the Toolbox approach in the everyday workings of a cross-disciplinary team at their home institution, the Univer...
March 29, 2021
News Publication
New TDI research on facilitating values work in team science
TDI researchers Dr. Bethany Laursen, Dr. Chad Gonnerman, and Dr. Steve Crowley just published an open access article about the Toolbox approach to dialogue and how it can...
March 1, 2021
News Publication
TDI on the global stage again at i2insights
TDI members and book co-editors Graham Hubbs, Michael O’Rourke and Steve Orzack discuss the Toolbox approach to the “Problem of Unacknowledged Differences” ...

OUR RESEARCH

The Toolbox Dialogue Initiative is committed to the evidence-based facilitation of collaborative, cross-disciplinary research and practice, as well as to theoretical reflection on these complex modes of knowledge-focused collaboration. As an ongoing research concern, we regularly publish both empirical and theoretical work, including these recent pieces: