Conflict, Collaboration & Collective Power. Webinar with Paul Kahawatte on April 29th
Conflict, Collaboration & Collective Power is the second webinar part of the Conflict Resilience Series, a series highlighting some fantastic resources on the benefits of addressing and re-framing conflict to maintain effective groups.
Will you need live interpretation-translation into your language? Would you like to offer these services? Please write us to inner@transitionmovement.org
The webinar aim
Conflict is going to show up for any group or project. This session explores some simple, practical things we can do so that when it comes, conflict can strengthen rather than destroy our groups and what we’re trying to do together.
Our guest: Paul Kahawatte
Paul is a highly experienced mediator, facilitator and trainer, who has worked extensively in supporting people through conflict, collaborative decision making and the development of collaborative systems. He is one of the World’s leading practitioners of Convergent Facilitation, as well as mediation based in Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Paul draws on numerous other approaches in his work, including Restorative Circles, Aikido, Focusing, Relational Neuroscience and many others. He has worked extensively doing mediation/transformative justice and facilitation in community and social movement contexts, as well as work in deliberative democracy, and has run trainings in the UK, Sri Lanka, USA, Bangladesh and several European Countries.
Gift economy webinar
You can register for free to the webinar.
Conflict is a hot topic and we want everybody to be able to access these spaces.
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The art~ist
Inspired by Working with Conflict in our groups and the work of Navigate, Ena Sutherland (Edinburgh) is the young artist who created this beautiful digital art piece:
Eva Schonveld
