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SUMMARY:Respectful Dialogue on Campus: Model Appropriate Skills\, Mitigate
  Conflict & Facilitate with Confidence
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251120T190000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251120T203000Z
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  (password is case-sensitive)​​​​​​​During this polarizing 
 and divisive time in the United States\, campuses mirror broader societal 
 divides on social\, political and cultural issues. Fears about "saying the
  wrong thing" or confrontation lead to an erosion of trust and community c
 ohesion. Certain voices dominate while others feel silenced or unsafe to c
 ontribute\, which can result in exclusion and anger.To complicate matters\
 , faculty\, staff and student leaders often lack training to navigate diff
 icult moments when discussions become tense. All of this can lead to avoid
 ance of dialogue altogether.Don’t wait for conflict to erupt\, take step
 s now to build a proactive culture of dialogue. Equip yourself\, faculty\,
  staff and students with specific skills and facilitation techniques that 
 will increase everyone’s confidence in conflict navigation.This webinar 
 will move beyond theory into practice\, allowing you to actively practice 
 skills you can immediately apply in classrooms\, student affairs and team 
 settings. You will be able to de-escalate and rebuild relationships\, rath
 er than avoid tough topics. Explore strategies designed to directly addres
 s polarization\, mental health pressures\, and generational differences wi
 th practical\, realistic solutions tailored to higher education contexts.P
 articipation Outcomes:Gain crucial\, actionable takeaways that will help y
 ou:Turn tense moments into teachable moments with a framework for turning 
 high-stakes or emotionally charged moments into opportunities for transfor
 ming conflict into growth.Use structured facilitation tools to keep conver
 sations balanced and inclusive\, based on shared expectations and norms th
 at establish psychological safety\, encourage open participation\, reduce 
 defensiveness and invite deeper dialogue.Create a ripple effect of civilit
 y by modeling respectful dialogue so that it spreads across classrooms\, d
 epartments\, and student organizations\, shaping the overall campus climat
 e.Strengthen skills in listening and questioning by equipping yourself\, s
 taff and faculty with practical tools to model curiosity\, active listenin
 g and open-ended inquiry that invite diverse perspectives.Respond calmly t
 o tension by gaining strategies for pausing\, reframing and redirecting co
 nversations when conflict or harm arises.Foster trust and cohesion across 
 campus by using dialogue-based engagement to deepen connection\, belonging
 \, and collaboration among students\, faculty\, and staff.
LOCATION:Virtual 
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