Enhance your knowledge and skills in the dynamic field of mediation. By the end of this episode, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of:

Connect with us to learn more:

Only in the darkness can you see the stars. – MLK Jr. In this last segment of our three-part discussion on this topic, we bring you a first-hand story of forgiveness, bravery, and determination.

We hope you'll be inspired by Robi's story and her work with her organization (Parent Circle) to reimagine human sanctity and interrupt the circle of violence in the Middle East.

Connect with us to learn more:

Start with Part A for a better understanding. This episode continues a discussion in Part A by our panelists, who discussed the questions listed below in detail.

Comprehensive understanding of conflict and peace.

Challenges to a peaceful solution

Facilitation of Dialogue process

Connect with us at:

In this episode, our panelist discussed in detail the questions listed below.

Comprehensive understanding of conflict and peace.

Challenges to a peaceful solution

Facilitation of Dialogue process

Connect with us at:

This episode expands on Empathy, Trust, and Perception, with life stories from individuals living in the conflict.

In this episode, Prof. Alain Lempereur, SJD explores perception and empathy in conflict situations, delving deeper into:

In this episode, Sukhsimranjit Singh, PhD closed the session by challenging attendees to act. He identified strategies for navigating the neutrality trap and effecting positive change.

Follow the DC Mediation & Dispute Resolution Institute

In this episode, a panel of four experts discussed the nuances, justifications, and ethical and social implications of remaining silent in the face of important issues.

Panelist:

Moderator:

Work/Collaborate with us

In this episode, Ken Cloke explained the meaning, history, and principles of neutrality and the dilemma that comes with it.

Referencing Desmond Tutu’s statement that neutrality in situations of injustice aligns with the oppressor, Dr. Cloke submits that neutrality may not always make sense, especially in power-based systems or institutions like dictatorships, power-based couples, families, and workplaces.

Learn more about us

In an era of unprecedented globalization, where borders are becoming increasingly porous, navigating and understanding diverse cultures is more critical than ever. This episode delves into the intersection of intercultural competence and conflict resolution, offering valuable insights and practical strategies for conflict resolvers operating in an ever-shrinking world.
Help us grow by following us on our LinkedIn page. Share about us with your network, and let us know how we can collaborate/work with you at [email protected]. Check our website here: https://lnkd.in/e9suuSjU.