Exploring Identities for Enhancing Empathy, Compassion, and Conflict Prevention hosted by Center for Restorative Practices

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Hosted by the Center for Restorative Practices

When tensions arise at work, we humans are less inclined to engage. “I’m tired. I’ve tried. It feels safer to keep parts of myself hidden—to avoid rocking the boat, exposing vulnerability, or being perceived as less than.” Has this ever been you?

Come explore using "Social Identity Wheels" to access the multitudes of who you are, who others are, and how to develop bridge-building skills toward each other that make room for your differences -- engaging with one another with more respect and curiosity for change-making.  This session is open to everyone—students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community. Let’s create space for meaningful engagement and transformation.

To learn more and register, please click here.