Overthinking Conflict

Overthinking Conflict

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Overthinking Conflict episodes

  • 018 - Neutrality with Yuki Matsuno

    We explore the concept of neutrality and how it fits into conflict resolution processes.

    Living Tree Doctrine in Canadian Law

    Restorative Justice

    Dr. Evelyn Zellerer - Peace Circles

    Yuki Matsuno can be found online here at www.yukimatsuno.ca/

    Canadian Thanksgiving

    26 min
  • 017 - Organisational Culture with Pam Schmidt

    Design Thinking

    Feedback - Episode 6 with Julie Daum

    Fundamental Attribution Error

    Marshall Rosenberg

    Non-Violent Communication

    Gervase Bush

    Are you actively involved in creating your organisation's culture? Let us know @overconflict

    Find out more about Pam on her website www.pamschmidt.ca

    22 min
  • 016 - International Peace Day 2017

    Together for Peace: Respect, Safety and Dignity for All

    International Peace Day is Sept, 21st

    UN Official Site: www.un.org/en/events/peaceday/

    Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General

    Thank you to Brav, Ben Zeigler and Poloma for sending us audio. And a big thank you to everyone who chatted with us about these topics over the past few weeks.

    Shakem Amet Akhet and James Bessenger interview from PBS Race Matters available in the shownotes on our website www.overthinkingconflict.com

    Roshan Danesh spoke with us about the Beginnings of reconciliation in Canada in Episode 12

    What is your Peace Day Challenge? #PeaceSomething and tell us about it @overconflict

    17 min
  • 015 - Acis and Galetea with Debi Wong and Alan Corbishley

    Acis and Galetea: A Gender Liberated Opera

    • Performances: Sept 15&16 @ 7:30, Sept. 17 @ 1:30
    • The Orpheum Annex - 823 Seymour St. Vancouver, BC

    Baroque Opera

    Handel

    Hate Tweeting

    Doxing

    #DidoandAneas

    Les Feluettes

    Ensemble Nylandia

    Re:naissance Opera

    BC Living Arts

    More about Debi Wong at www.debiwong.com/

    More about Alan Corbishley here

    30 min
  • 014 - Voice of a Child with Bobbi Poushinsky

    Hear the Child Society

    Find Bobbi Poushinsky online at www.bobbipoushinsky.com

    Bobbi is headed to Calgary for the national Symposium on Children's Legal Representation: Children's Participation in Justice processes

    How are you bringing the voices of children into your conflict resolution processes? Tell us @overconflict

    27 min
  • 013 - But... with Julie Daum

    This week we discuss Buts, Ands and Awkwardness with Julie Daum.

    Robert Rivers

    Sally Campbell

    The Pollyanna Principle

    Improvisational Yes, And was explored by Sharon Sutherland in Episode 9

    Want to hear more from Julie? Listen to Episode 6 on feedback

    Find Julie Daum online here

    What do you think of buts? How are you helping people hold 2 opposing viewpoints simultaneously? Let us know @overconflict

    16 min
  • 012 - Reconciliation Beginnings with Roshan Danesh - Part 2

    This week we continue our conversation with Roshan Danesh as it shifts to explore the Canadian context.

    Terra Nellius

    Doctrine of Discovery

    Social Darwinism

    Residential School

    Indian Act

    British North America Act

    Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution

    UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

    Sections 91 and Section 92 of the Canadian Constitution

    South African Apartheid

    Truth and Reconciliation Committee of Canada

    The Canadian Government announced a setting a principled foundation for advancing renewed relationships with Indigenous Peoples based on the Recognition of Rights July 14, 2017

    Read the full announcement here

    Summary of the Principles

    The Government of Canada recognizes that:

    1. All relations with Indigenous peoples need to be based on the recognition and implementation of their right to self-determination, including the inherent right of self-government.
    2. Reconciliation is a fundamental purpose of section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982.
    3. The honour of the Crown guides the conduct of the Crown in all of its dealings with Indigenous peoples.
    4. Indigenous self-government is part of Canada's evolving system of cooperative federalism and distinct orders of government.
    5. Treaties, agreements, and other constructive arrangements between Indigenous peoples and the Crown have been and are intended to be acts of reconciliation based on mutual recognition and respect.
    6. Meaningful engagement with Indigenous peoples aims to secure their free, prior, and informed consent when Canada proposes to take actions which impact them and their rights on their lands, territories, and resources.
    7. Respecting and implementing rights is essential and that any infringement of section 35 rights must by law meet a high threshold of justification which includes Indigenous perspectives and satisfies the Crown's fiduciary obligations.
    8. Reconciliation and self-government require a renewed fiscal relationship, developed in collaboration with Indigenous nations, that promotes a mutually supportive climate for economic partnership and resource development.
    9. Reconciliation is an ongoing process that occurs in the context of evolving Indigenous-Crown relationships.
    10. A distinctions-based approach is needed to ensure that the unique rights, interests and circumstances of the First Nations, the Métis Nation and Inuit are acknowledged, affirmed, and implemented.

    Read the full principles more detail on each principle here

    What steps are you going to take to help transform your society? Chat with us @overconflict

    22 min
  • 010 - Learning from the Stage with Sharon Sutherland

    We explore what we can learn by attending the theatre.

    Aristotle

    Love is a Battlefield

    Martin Dockery

    Vanessa Quesnell

    The Girl Who was Raised by Wolverine

    Face-to-Face by David Williamson

    New York Peace Institute

    Tonya Joan Miller - The Story of Os

    The New Conformity - Story through juggling

    Edinburough Fringe 70th Anniversary

    Sharon's Guide to the Vancouver Fringe for Conflict Professionals

    Find Sharon online at True North Dispute Resolution

    Are you excited about an upcoming show? Think it might have some peacemaking take-aways? Tell us about it @overconflict

    16 min
  • 009 - Conflict Theatre with Sharon Sutherland

    In this episode we explore a few ways theatre can be used in conflict resolution.

    For upcoming Applied Improvisation for Conflict Resolution Training with Sharon Sutherland check out the Creativity Zone

    Mentioned in this Episode

    Theatre of the Oppressed

    Augusto Boal

    Carrie Gallant

    Epsiode 003 - Coaching in Conflicts with Carrie Gallant

    Practicing Democracy was a piece Legislative Theatre with Carrie Gallant

    Theatre for Living

    David Diamond

    Keith Johnstone

    Applied Improvisation Network

    Kat Koppett

    Training to Imagine

    Sharon Sutherland can be found online here or @ssuth

    Are you using theatre in your practice? Have a favourite exercise or skill? Tell us about it @overconflict

    25 min

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