Скачать или смотреть Reimagining our approach to conflict as facilitators of conflict processes | Dec 18-21

Conflict arises from some rupture in togetherness, a loss of trust that makes it nearly impossible to look at what is happening as a source of information and learning about how to care for all that matters to everyone in ways that minimize impacts and are within capacity.

This is one of the core tasks for those of us who facilitate conflict processes: to support everyone to be able to identify and share all relevant information in ways that will support movement towards more togetherness. And, in turn, to increase capacity to attend to the conflict and learn from it.

Within the context of declining collective capacity and the low trust that humanity is in now, facilitating conflicts also gives us a unique entryway into supporting liberation on a micro scale, as each conflict we encounter becomes an opportunity to restore capacity within the context in which the conflict occurs. In the absence of a visionary conflict engagement system, where liberation is embedded, our individual orientation when we facilitate becomes all the more vital.

Miki Kashtan, Aurélia Saint-Just & Alper Süzer will support you in increasing your capacity in:

♾️ Learning to show up, when facilitating, in a way that models the possible future we want to contribute to
♾️ Understanding what it takes to create an experience of mattering, for all who are part of a conflict field, regardless of the outcome of the conflict
♾️ Finding vision-oriented ways to frame whatever arises in a conflict field which can then create a pull towards vision for everyone involved
♾️ Seeing options for utilizing the many potential moves in a conflict field as ways of weaving togetherness

Sign up for the first free session here: https://nvcacademy.com/registration/s...