"Human beings by nature are afraid of other people who are different from them. And what NCRC does is demystify other." - Beth Sirull, Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego
On August 20th, the National Conflict Resolution Center led a thought-provoking conversation on persistent racism in our society with Ibram X. Kendi, Robin DiAngelo and Wesley Lowery with an international audience from 15 countries across 6 continents. Here are some highlights from the virtual event.
All of us at the National Conflict Resolution Center want to thank you for tuning in to our 10 Tips for Successful Conversations in a Heated Political Year.
Mahealani Yoshida, Trainer for NCRC , shares Tip #10 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Brittany Ochira, Project Manager for NCRC , shares Tip #9 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Kathryn Shade, Senior Program Manager for NCRC Center for Community Cohesion, shares Tip #8 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Mikiel Toure, Restorative Practitioner and Trainer at the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares Tip #7 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Hanna Venizelos, Program Manager - External Relations at NCRC, shares Tip #6 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Steve Dinkin, President of the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares Tip #5 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.
Marc Meyer, Director of Operations / Trainer at the National Conflict Resolution Center shares Tip #4 for successful communication strategies in a heated political climate.