Conflict Resolution: Protests in a Pandemic – Dealing with Multiple Layers of Conflict

June 18, 2020 / KGNU News / Conflict Resolution

The Thursday, June 11th 2020 edition in KGNU’s quarterly conflict resolution series

Join Sam Fuqua and Linda Newell as they discuss with their guest, Holly Bise from Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), navigating the multiple layers of conflict from racial justice in policing, the act of protesting alongside acts of violence, protesters with or without masks, etc.

How do we assert our Constitutional right to peacefully assemble amidst all these conflicts and be effective, safe, and healthy?

Why is it important to protest at all?

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Guest:

Holly Bise — Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ)

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The April selection for the Radio Bookclub is Go As A River by Colorado author Shelley Read.

This novel introduces readers to Victoria Nash who is just a teenager in the 1940s, but she runs the household on her family’s peach farm in the ranch town of Iola, Colorado.

She is the sole surviving female in a family of troubled men.

Her life changes forever when she meets Wilson Moon, a young drifter, displaced from his tribal land in the Four Corners region.

Victoria must navigate love and loss while her home town drowns under the rising waters of the Gunnison River.

The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore and is broadcast on the 4th Thursday of every month at 9am. The entire series, including Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub, is available as a podcast.

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