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July 2020
Online Addressing Conflict and Anger Effectively for Youth — July 23 – September 10
Your class occurs online over 8-weeks from 5:30pm – 7:00pm on the following Thursdays: July 23*, July 30, August 6*, August 13, August 20*, August 27, September 3*, September 10. This class is a skills-based curriculum specifically tailored to address concerns and difficulties youth are experiencing around making healthy decisions for themselves as well as how to recognize their emotions, especially anger, and manage them in non-violent ways.
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YOUth Leadership Academy
With the Conflict Center YOUth Leadership Academy, you’ll learn the skills to become a better leader in your school and in your community. As a leader, conflict is an inevitable obstacle and power dynamics are always present. However, we know that great leaders can utilize conflict as an opportunity for growth and connection and build leadership that promotes power within.
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Addressing Conflict and Anger Effectively for Youth — Sept 8 – Oct 27
Your class occurs online over 8-weeks from 6:00pm – 7:30pm on the following Tuesdays: September 8*, September 15. September 22*, September 29, October 6*, October 13, October 20*, October 27. This class is a skills-based curriculum specifically tailored to address concerns and difficulties youth are experiencing around making healthy decisions for themselves as well as how to recognize their emotions, especially anger, and manage them in non-violent ways.
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Online Addressing Conflict and Anger Effectively for Youth — November 7 – November 15 R&I
You are registering for a class that occurs online on Nov 7, 8, 14, and 15 from 1:00pm – 4:00pm. The skills we teach help you cool down, manage stress, and learn how conflict can be a force for positive change.
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Simply put — we teach people to solve problems and build relationships. By equipping people with skills to navigate conflict productively, families, schools and communities put themselves at the center of nonviolence.
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