NVC and Social Change
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What is the Role of the Facilitator in a Restorative Circle?
Duke Duchscherer, Certified NVC Trainer: Duke Duchscherer shares what the role of the facilitator is in a restorative circle.
- Creating space for dialogue/inviting participation
- Staying in the present moment
- Stays in service of agreements
- Collaborate as a team
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Why Do I love Restorative Circles?
Duke Duchscherer, Certified NVC Trainer: Duke Duchscherer shares that Restorative Circles have the ability to transform relationships. Groups may start with feelings of worry, anxiety, fear, anger, and even hatred. The dialogue process supports a shift to more ease, connection, and trust.
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Overcoming Fear and Taking Action
Roxy Manning, Certified NVC Trainer: Fear and self-doubt often hold us back from taking action, but Roxy Manning urges us to confront these barriers, prepare for challenges, and build strong support systems. Social change is tough, and frustration is inevitable, but by embracing our humanity and ...
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NVC Zen: The Paradox of Responsibility
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Aya Caspi, Certified NVC Trainer
How do we not take responsibility for other’s experiences while taking full responsibility for the impact of our choices? Come learn how to support the move from emotional “slavery” to emotional liberation, while still maintaining interdependence. You will come a...
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NVC for Real: Questions about NVC in Sticky Relationships
2 items
Roxy Manning, Certified NVC Trainer
Listen in as Roxy deftly responds to questions from participants about topics relating to conflict and major disagreements between loved ones and other important relationships, even those with power differences.
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6 itemsNVC & Domestic Violence
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Eddie Zacapa, Certified NVC Trainer
Healthy Intrapersonal Communication Skills for Perpetrators & Victims of Domestic Violence
This session explores how NVC can transform relationships that have experienced domestic violence. You will come away with an understanding of what constitutes domestic...
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Beyond Emotional 'Safety': Creating a Culture of Authenticity and Trust
4 items
Dian Killian, Certified NVC Trainer
Whether it is in the bedroom or the boardroom, authenticity and trust are the crucial elements of any high functioning partnership or organization. Come learn how to restore and build trust with each interaction while leveraging your power to create change (re...
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Sharing Power
Jim & Jori Manske, Certified NVC Trainer: Jim and Jori discuss sharing power through exploring our experience of having and not having power, how we make choices about our power and examining our relationship to power itself.
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Speaking About the War in Gaza Without Recreating It Between Us
Explore how Nonviolent Communication principles can transform highly polarized conversations into opportunities for connection and understanding. In this real-life case study, Aya Caspi demonstrates how empathy, reflection, and a focus on shared human needs can de-escalate conflict around deeply ...
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Navigating Political Discourse
Video free to watch until July 31
Discover how Nonviolent Communication can create connection across deeply held differences and emotionally charged topics. In this live demonstration, Aya Caspi supports a participant who feels overwhelmed by political conversations, using empathy, reflection, a...
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Building Restorative Systems to Transform Conflict: 10 Session Course
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Ceri Buckmaster, Jo McHale and Sarah Ludford, Certified NVC Trainers
Time Investment: 11 hours 17 minutes, plus handouts
Recorded in 2021This course is part of the NVC Library subscription service. The subscription model allows for streaming (no downloads) as long as you maintain your monthly ...
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Beyond Peripheral Change: Transforming Systems with NVC
Why do so many organizational change efforts fail despite significant investment? In this teaching, Miki Kashtan explores Marshall Rosenberg's distinction between peripheral change and radical change, arguing that lasting transformation only occurs when the way decisions are made changes—not just...
