Conflict Resolution Minnesota

04/25/2024

✨ Looking forward to hosting Marina Cantacuzino and The Forgiveness Project at Big Hill Books this coming Sunday, April 28 at 2:00p. is a space for enquiry, messy, complex and potentially transformative. Please join me and meet my friend, mentor and incredible journalist Marina Cantacuzino ✨

04/04/2023

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The Importance of Looking Inward for Solutions to Business ChallengesAs leaders, we often turn to external factors when facing business challenges, such as n...

03/31/2023

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Welcome to this guided mindfulness meditation designed to heal the hurts of racism by connecting with others who share common values. Find a comfortable posi...

03/28/2023

Did you know that reaching a settlement isn't the only purpose of mediation? While parties typically go into mediation with the goal of resolving a dispute, sometimes it might allow the parties to agree on steps to be taken before further discussions will be productive. It can also give more information about each opponent's position and could allow the individuals to narrow the dispute. What is your understanding of mediation and how it works?

If you have questions, we're happy to answer them!

https://communitymediationmn.org/

01/28/2023

05/11/2022

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A definition of grace we subscribe to is an unearned forgiveness, a space for development or an opportunity to be a blessing.

05/10/2022

Just APPROVED for ADR Roster Credits! (8.33)
Register before it’s too late

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05/03/2022

May 13th is approaching soon, sign up today!

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04/28/2022

Come hear Louisa Hext speak at our 2022 Annual Conflict Resolution Mn Conference!

04/18/2022

Will You Be the Hero of Your Forgiveness Story? Join Louisa for a FREE Workshop! “We are not responsible for what breaks us, but we can be responsible for what puts us back together again. Naming the hurt is how we begin to repair our broken parts.” The Most Reverend Desmond Tutu, South African ...