Conflict Center Statement on: Protecting Preschoolers from Suspension
MEDIA CONTACT: Beth Yohe, Executive Director 303-865-5625 beth.yohe@conflictcenter.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 25, 2019 PROTECT PRESCHOOLERS FROM SUSPENSION The Conflict Center Supports House Bill 19-1994 Denver, CO – […]
Records Sealed — At The Conflict Center
This last weekend, we were pleased to welcome Denver District Attorney Beth McCann, City Attorney, Kristin Bronson and Mayor, Michael Hancock to The Conflict Center. We are thrilled to be […]
Youth Conflict Classes
A teenager’s day is often an obstacle course of relationships and emotions. They may need to get through a difficult conversation with a parent, rise above a conflict with a […]
Turn Over a New Leaf
On February 9th, The Conflict Center will be the first physical location where people who have been formerly convicted of a crime involving marijuana may get their records sealed. This […]
Black Lives Matter at School
The Conflict Center is happy to announce that our organization supports Black Lives Matter 5280’s “Black Lives Matter At School” week of action and set of demands. The four demands […]
Positive Self Talk: What It Is and Why It’s Important?
Mental chatter or self-talk is something we naturally do all day long. We talk to ourselves, either silently or out loud, and often don’t even realize we are doing it. […]
Conflict Center Statement on the Federal School Safety Commission Report
MEDIA CONTACT: Beth Yohe, Executive Director 303-865-5625 beth.yohe@conflictcenter.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 20, 2018 CONFLICT CENTER STATEMENT ON THE FEDERAL SCHOOL SAFETY COMMISSION REPORT Denver, Co The Conflict […]
Activities for Your Holiday Gathering
Gathering with family during the holidays can be fun. It also can be stressful. One way to tip the scales towards a positive experience is to plan activities you can enjoy […]
Teaching Our Children Life Values Through Reading
We often hear about the benefits of reading to children from an early age such as increased vocabulary, language development and learning about the world around them. The benefits of […]
Acting Our Values Online
The Conflict Center believes that conflict is an opportunity to solve problems and build relationships. With the hate crimes last week and the harmful rhetoric during this election cycle, many […]
How The Conflict Center Uses “Social Norming” to Encourage Healthy Behaviors in Teenagers
What is “Social Norming”
The Conflict Center uses its Social Norming program to show teenagers that most students engage in positive, healthy relationships.
By educating young people on their classmates’ positive behaviors, The Conflict Center program can reduce the level of physical, verbal and emotional violence in schools and create a culture of peace and nonviolence.
Welcoming Moses from Zambia
My names are Simbeye Moses. I’m from Zambia and live in the southern part of the country in a small town called Choma. Currently, I’m with Southern University as a B.A scholar in the discipline of Peace and Conflict Resolution. Plus “World History” as my other field of study. I have six more months to get to completion with my B.A studies.