Virtual Training Event
SOLD OUT
The International Coalition of Sites of Conscience is pleased to offer its first ever virtual dialogue training course, open to members and non-members alike. Dialogue in Difficult Times is a six-hour virtual training designed to give staff at Sites of Conscience and like-minded organizations the theoretical and practical tools they need to build dialogic conversations.
Participants will explore what dialogue is and is not, how to craft an “Arc of Dialogue,” and practical ways to both encourage and manage participants’ perspectives, drawing from the work and expertise of more than 370 Sites of Conscience around the world.
The training will be held on June 4th, 5th and 6th from 2:00-4:00 PM EST each day, and will be facilitated by Stacey Garcia and Linda Norris. For inquiries, please reach out to training@sitesofconscience.org.
Special discounts are offered for staff at ICSC member organizations and all students. The fees are:
- Students: $110 including Eventbrite processing fees.
- ICSC Member: $135 including Eventbrite processing fees.
- Non-Member: $215 including Eventbrite processing fees.
This event is sold out. To inquire about future trainings, please visit our News page regularly or email training@sitesofconscience.org.
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