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Workshop: What if You Could Transform Conflict into Something Positive?
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- Zoom
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**Email avpmaryland@gmail.com with the subject line 'UBalt mini' to have the Zoom link sent to you.
The Maryland chapter of Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) is hosting a virtual mini AVP workshop exclusively for UBalt students!
In this 2-hour mini workshop, you'll get a taste of what AVP has to offer and learn how you can transform everyday conflicts into productive and even life-affirming interactions.
We need to get creative about conflict
Why? Because conflict is everywhere. At home, in schools, at the office, on the road, at the store, in the streets, around the world. You can easily think of examples of conflict in each of these settings, right?
That's because conflict exists any time our needs are at odds with someone else's. It could be about something as small as a minor inconvenience, or it could be about something so important that it challenges our very identity and core values.
How do YOU handle conflict?
- Do you avoid it as much as possible?
- Do you shut down and get quiet?
- Do you blame othes?
- Do you bottle up your anger until you just can't take it and explose?
- Do you lask out or get physical?
Want more information?
- For more info about AVP Maryland,visit www.avpmd.org.
- AVP Maryland is also partnering with UBalt's Negotiations and Conflict Management and Global Affairs and Human Security programs to provide internship opportunities for graduate students. Please email Dr. Kevin DeBell at kdebell@ubalt.edu for more information.
- Contact Name:
- Kevin DeBell
- Contact Email:
- kdebell@ubalt.edu
Appropriate accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided upon request 10 days prior to a campus event and 30 days prior to an event requiring travel.
