Woodbrooke

Making Peace With Conflict: Skills for Difficult Conversations

Birmingham, United Kingdom

The Non-degree in Making Peace With Conflict: Skills for Difficult Conversations at Woodbrooke is a 1 year long program for international students taught in English.

About the Program

This course is designed for individuals seeking to improve their skills in handling difficult conversations, particularly within Quaker meetings. It runs for six weeks, with live Zoom sessions every Wednesday evening. Participants will learn to navigate conflict and initiate dialogues on sensitive topics, making it ideal for those who want to foster understanding and connection in challenging situations.

Throughout the course, students will engage in discussions, role plays, and utilize online learning materials. The curriculum is grounded in Nonviolent Communication principles, equipping participants with practical tools to create safe spaces for dialogue. This approach not only enhances communication skills but also encourages personal growth and confidence in addressing contentious issues.

Graduates of this course can pursue various roles such as conflict resolution specialists, community facilitators, or educators in peacebuilding. Organizations focused on social justice, community development, and non-profit work often seek individuals with these skills. The competencies gained are transferable across multiple sectors, making this course valuable for anyone interested in fostering constructive conversations.

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