Subject: Driving change: from home to society
Preheader: [new course starts November 21]
Hi %user.name_f%,
I’ve had countless students of the Academy tell me how much Nonviolent Communication (NVC) has shaped their interactions with their loved ones, friends and co-workers.
Improving personal relationships is a common driver for people when they first discover NVC.
Myself included.
Perhaps NVC has helped you:
⭐ ask your partner for help with folding the laundry 👕👖🩲
⭐ navigate a challenging meeting at work 😤🤝
⭐ be a little more compassionate when someone cut you off on the highway 🚗
⭐ understand what might be going on behind those spicy words your teenager just muttered🌶️😠
But how can we use our NVC skills to make change at a more collective level? To make a societal change?
Have you wondered if it’s possible, %user.name_f%?
I believe it is!
Starting on Tuesday November 21 at 9AM Pacific (California) Time, Sophie Docker and Sarri Bater will discuss NVC with a Systemic Lens: How Far We’ve Come, Why it Matters, and What is Needed Now.
In this 4-session course you can expect to:
- Learn what is meant by a systemic lens, and how to bring a systemic lens to your individual experiences
- Discuss where we think we are as a community - what’s going well? What’s stuck?
- Understand the components of the societal systems you live in
- Deepen your understanding of inequitable power of systems and how you can use NVC to address these
Read more here.
Sophie and Sarri are teaming up with NVC Academy from their UK based charity, OpenEdge.
Open Edge believes “the way we make change is fundamental to the change we hope to see.” *
The charity works with “individuals, organisations, groups and communities, to decolonise and grow transformative, interdependent cultures, developing dynamic, inclusive ways of co-existing and walking towards challenge together.” *
These trainers are passionate about transforming systemic and structural violence. And using conflict as a driver for change.*
You can read more about OpenEdge here.
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