We Invite You to Read our Annual ReportThe art and science of peacemaking is alive and well at The Conflict Center. Everyday we see proof from our program evaluations and hear amazing stories from our participants about how children and adults are learning and applying new skills to create more peaceful and productive families, schools and work places. Here is how a principal of one high school sums up the impact in his school:
“Teachers are learning how to use restorative justice practices to hold students accountable and build community in the classroom and wider school community. The skills and practices empower youth to do their own problem-solving when having conflicts. The restorative process gives language, expectation of respect, accountability, empathy and responsibility to all members of the school community. Students are learning social and emotional skills that positively affect their academic success.”
We hear these stories of success from every population we serve as well as seeing statistically significant results on pre/post surveys and weekly class evaluations with youth and adults who attend our skill building classes. 2008 was a very productive year, we invite you to read our 2008 ANNUAL REPORT.
Ron Ludwig
Executive Director
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TCC News
- 1. 2008 Annual Report
- 2 .TCC's Recommended Books for All Ages
If you or your children are interested in reading a good book and you do not know which one, TCC has a list of great books for you. From children's books to conflict resolution books, this list is a must-have for interesting, entertaining and skill building books.
- 4. Conflict Workshop: The Effective Edge of Leadership.
This October, The Coflict Center will continue its Bridging the Gaps partnership with The Institute for the Common Good at Regis University to present a workshop for leaders and managers in business, government and nonprofit organizations. The workshop will focus on conflict as an opportunity and will teach skills to manage conflict and show how conflict can be used to create a productive organization. The workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 13 from 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. in Regis University’s Mountain View room in the Adult Learning Center. Registration for the workshop is $49 before September 30. Registrations completed after this date will be $59.
More Information & Registration
- 5. Calendar of Events
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