Are your neighbors “solving issues” via Next Door or Facebook Groups? Do you feel uncomfortable addressing concerns with our neighbors?  From everyday issues, like lawn maintenance or dog walking, to larger community concerns, how do we have conversations in our neighborhood that address conflict and disagreement in positive ways? Explore tools from affective statements to…

FREE — no registration required! Drop in for some breakfast and get an update from your favorite non-profit! See what we've been up to and what's to come this year. - grab a bite before work - mingle with other TCC supporters - meet staff - learn about our expanded programming efforts

In conversations about politics today, a range of issues like gun control, or discussions of white privilege and other forms of oppression, have you ever wanted to "unfriend" people?  As core perspectives and experiences divide us as a country, it is even more important to be able to stay in conversation with people and to…

Anger is almost always a secondary emotion, which masks other underlying thoughts and emotions. While many of us may not identify as particularly angry people, anger is a natural emotion that tends to manifest itself in an unproductive way - if we let it. Learn how to identify your own reactions and utilize techniques to…

Join us for a family event that fosters family connection through reading! The day includes a bounce house, face painting, free books and...

Understanding one’s own identity is key to understand conflict across identities (e.g., race, gender, socio-economics etc). This interactive session will explore how our own identity and our understanding of that identity impacts our perspectives and how we navigate conflict.