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Aug. 21 Virtual Event Celebrates New 'Survival of Friendliest' Book

Brian Hare, Vanessa Woods co-authored ground-breaking work

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"Survival of the fittest" is a misunderstood concept, according to DIBS Faculty Network Member Brian Hare, Evolutionary Anthropology. Instead of meaning stronger, it may mean being cooperative with others, he and co-author Vanessa Woods write in a new book, according to a WUNC-FM news story. A virtual event will be held on Friday, Aug. 21, 4-5:45 p.m., to celebrate the book. No registration required. Learn more about the event HERE; click on the "More Event Information" button to go directly to the Zoom. All welcome!

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