Community Involvement and Active Listening
With my community involvement work, I do a lot of listening to others … ...
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With my community involvement work, I do a lot of listening to others … ...
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The dictionary defines the verb trolling as making “a deliberately offensive or provocative online post with the aim of upsetting someone or eliciting an angry response from them.” We all experience this and the more we use online dialogue and public input in community involvement, the more doors we open ...
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Community Involvement and Internet Trolls Read More »
Do you feel like I do – not only don’t people listen, but most don’t know how to listen? ...
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Conflict Resolution Activities Read More »
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What is Consensus Decision Making? Read More »
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Conflict Resolution Techniques: What’s a Facilitator to Do? Read More »
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Consensus Decision Making vs. Referendum Read More »
Actually the Apollo 13 crew had a PROBLEM as well as a crisis. Have you ever noticed that people tend to define a problem by its solution? “The problem is … we need a stoplight at this intersection!” “The problem is ...
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Community Engagement Strategies: A Lesson from Apollo 13 Read More »
We’re in the people business. So we like to observe people. Over the past couple of years, I’ve had the incredible experience of watching two small boys learn how to deal with the world and with each other. And it hit me: Yikes – people start out as children! ...
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Mom’s Conflict Resolution Skills Read More »
We at Participation Company spend a lot of time talking about conflict resolution through active listening and training people to resolve conflict using a variety of strategies. This is how the Thomas-Kilmann measurement instrument ...
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5 Conflict Resolution Strategies We All Use Read More »
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The Painful Truth About the Wisdom of Crowds (yeah, right) Read More »