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Conflict

Conflict is bound to happen in any community, and really good things can come out of conflict. The trick is to learn how to reduce conflict to only those situations where it is useful and to work with it productively.

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Resilience in Conflict
  • Preventing Conflict
  • Preparing for Conflict
  • Neighbors in conflict
  • Conflict in Meetings
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Karen Gimnig: Embracing Conflict

Conflict is part of community life. When we embrace conflict as an opportunity for growth and learn the skills to engage productively, conflict can result in more connection and stronger relationships.

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