Scarlett Goldberg (C'27) is a junior at Georgetown University studying government and justice and peace studies. Scarlett is committed to advancing a more just and equitable U.S. political system, from fundraising at Human Rights Watch to legislative research on Capitol Hill. Hailing from a Dutch-American background and a family of spirited debaters, she developed an appreciation for dialogue as a transformative force capable of building human solidarity and advancing systemic political change. She brings this perspective to Restorative Georgetown, where she facilitates community dialogue to foster connection across differences. She is a fall 2025 Georgetown Global Dialogues student fellow.
Essay
Intergenerational solidarity is often framed as an appeal for empathy or mutual understanding across age groups. The panel on intergenerational solidarity—and the GGD conference more broadly—challenged this notion by insisting that solidarity cannot…
