In this monthly series, co-held by EWE and NGL, we are inviting everyone present to ask anything they want about Nonviolent Communication. Truly anything. It could be basic questions about why we focus on feelings and needs. And it could be complex questions about why empathy sometimes doesn’t work for people. It could be questions about how to teach people about whether NVC is political. In each session, we plan to focus questions on specific themes.
12th session: NVC FOR SOCIAL CHANGE
Many of us want to respond to the overwhelming crises faced by humanity consciously and in ways that align with nonviolence. If this is a topic that is important to you, please join us and bring any related questions, such as:
– How can I bring NVC into my social change work?
– What does it mean to stay within capacity to do what is possible while longing for systemic change?
– What is the relationship between NVC and nonviolence?
– Isn’t NVC just about connection? Why talk about social change?
Recording: This session will be recorded in speakerview. We invite you to switch off your camera if you prefer not to appear on the recording.
Language: English
Cost:
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Miki Kashtan and other NGL members who are CNVC certified or on the path towards CNVC certification will share about NVC from an NGL perspective. Miki will answer questions, facilitate the process of other people answering questions, and offer coaching on how to bring NVC to others – such as how you choose which bits to focus on, how much depth to go into and how much to potentially be with the person asking before answering.
About Miki Kashtan: Miki has been studying, integrating, applying, and sharing Nonviolent Communication since 1993. She has accompanied thousands of people in doing the same. She is an author, a practical visionary, and the mother of the Nonviolent Global Liberation community which functions fully within maternal gifting principles. She blogs on the Fearless Heart and has taught and consulted on multiple continents.
About Shar Molloy: For the past 30 years Shar Molloy has pursued a life of community living, environmental activism and social change. She has trained in the Work That Reconnects, Nonviolent Communication, and mediation to support groups through change and conflict. She is part of the NVC for Liberation and Storehouses teams and co-hosts community living experiments on land in Lutruwita (Tasmania) with her partner, Ian. Shar is an NVC Certification candidate.
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