Commit to Connect in 2024
In 2023, the US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued an advisory sounding the alarm regarding an epidemic of loneliness and isolation. Please read that again: An epidemic of loneliness and isolation. […]
8 Tips for Better Family Communication This Holiday Season
8 December 2023 | The holiday season is a time for gathering with loved ones, sharing joy, and creating lasting memories. However, it can also be a time when misunderstandings […]
TCC Statement on Gun Violence at Denver East High School
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] TCC Statement on Gun Violence at Denver East High School The recent events of gun violence at East High School, as well as the over 300 gun-related incidents at […]
What Does It Mean to be Actively Anti-Racist?
What Does It Mean to be Actively Anti-Racist? First, what is it to be ‘anti-racist’? Being anti-racist is to actively identify and oppose or challenge racism. The idea is that […]
How the Next Generation Can Help Repair Generational Biases
How the Next Generation Can Help Repair Generational Biases Generational biases may not always be visible or explicit, and to some people may simply seem like harmless thoughts. The reality, […]
Meet TCC’s Long-Time Board Member Brendalee Connors
‘TCC has the ability to teach skills that can have a real impact’ After serving nine years on The Conflict Center’s Board, Brendalee Connors believes more than ever in […]
TCC Spotlight: Meet Colin Johnson
Meet a TCC instructor, Colin Johnson Conflict resolution is a skill and a practice As an English teacher in China, then as an ESL (English Second Language) and history […]
TCC Spotlight: Meet Miyoko Taylor
Ever since, as a college junior, Miyoko Taylor sat her parents down to work through their divorce with civility and understanding, she has been helping people harness their conflict and […]
TCC Spotlight: Meet Renee Kleck
Meet a TCC youth instructor, Renee Kleck ‘These are skills our youth, and parents, need for life’ About two decades ago, Renee Kleck was a teacher navigating adoption, single […]
Why a Former Employee Continues to Donate to The Conflict Center
Pearl Bell spent years studying conflict resolution, eventually earning a master’s degree in the subject. She then worked for nearly a decade at The Conflict Center, teaching others how to […]
Intersectionality: What is it and Why it’s a Crucial Lens in Restorative Practice Work
Intersectionality: The complex and cumulative way in which the effects of multiple forms of discrimination combine, overlap or intersect, especially in the experiences of marginalized people.- Kimberle Crenshaw Intersectionality: […]
Conflict Center Statement on Removing Police from Schools
MEDIA CONTACT: Beth Yohe, Executive Director 303-865-5625 beth.yohe@conflictcenter.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 10, 2020 Removing Police from Schools The Conflict Center supports the Denver school board’s proposed resolution to […]