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A kickoff discussion for Brave Talk: Building Resilient Relationships in the Face of Conflict. The workshop covers conflict styles, polarization, healthy
Disagreement isn’t easy, but it’s important for the health of our ideas, our relationships, and our democracy. Join author Melody
This workshop was broadcast live on Nov 24th @ 8pm EST Cost: Free How to watch: Click the lesson link
Welcome to “Anti-Racism for Beginners,” thank you for joining us. For a full course description and information, please check the
What is a “resilient relationship?” It’s easy to feel confident and secure in a relationship that rarely experiences conflict. Resilience,
Each of us has a style of engaging conflict Conflict styles are largely learned Since they are learned, conflict styles
In this election cycle—complicated by a global pandemic, racial unrest, climate disasters, and economic challenges—tensions in our country feel like
What happens when someone brings a plate of dog poo to the potluck? In other words, a set of ideas that are indigestible, harmful, and destructive to the very concept of human dignity?
Combining real-life storytelling, engaging illustrations, and rigorous academic sources, Brave Talk blends humor, creativity, and interactive learning to help everyday people develop better skills for navigating conflict in order to build stronger relationships and healthier communities.
These are painstaking times, times of anxiety and chaos. With political strife, health and economic crises, systems in disrepair, and