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In this editon of our quarterly Conflict Resolution series, Sam Fuqua and former state Senator Linda Newell discuss conflicts at youth sports between parents, coaches, and referees. These conflicts have ...
Whether you’ve had direct interaction with the police or not, you most likely have an opinion about how to monitor them. So, how do we monitor policing? What attributes and ...
Wednesday, March 18th 2020 edition in KGNU’s quarterly conflict resolution series With our current health crisis, we are all faced with living in close quarters for a while. If we’re ...
September 19th, 2019 edition in our regular conflict resolution series. Our Expert Panelists: Amanda Aguilera, PsyD Associate Director of Conflict Resolution and Inclusive Community at Naropa University Amanda graduated with ...
Our conversation is about today’s challenging, inter-generational workplaces. What can each person contribute toward genuinely productive organizations? What can mediators and facilitators contribute in creating viable and lasting solutions? Our ...
October is Conflict Resolution Month and we speak with former State Senator Linda Newell about Conflict Resolution and Bipartisan Politics. play_arrow Conflict Resolution Month – Conflict and Politics KGNU News ...
Join our expert panelists Douglas Noll and Jill Schmidt as we explore the escalation and de-esclation of anger. What happens in situations that get the best, or worst, of us? ...
Difficult Conversations: how to discuss what matters most, has been the book chosen for people to read during Colorado’s Conflict Resolution Month, which is October. It was first published in ...
What is it about conflicts that is so uncomfortable? Why is it so difficult for us to talk to each other? How might we have conversations that are less polarizing? ...
October is Conflict Resolution Month, and the chosen book for this year is Forgiving Others, Forgiving Ourselves, Understanding and Healing our emotional wounds, co-authored by Myra Warren Isenhart, PhD and ...
