The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence will be leading a half-day workshop on Saturday March 28th from 12:00 to 4:00 pm.
During this workshop you will learn communication skills to make it easier for you to relate to family, friends, acquaintances, and even people who are radically different and to those with whom you may be in conflict.
Based on the philosophy of Nonviolent Communication, we’ll explore and practice empathy and reflective listening for situations and relationships where you may feel discouraged or stuck. We’ll also explore how self-awareness can be a tool for being more effective in your work or studies. This workshop will be interactive and not a lecture!
Please come prepared to be engaged and have fun. Lunch will be provided.
You must RSVP to ninah.pretto@wagner.edu and provide a statement (250 words) on why you would like to participate, because spots are limited.
This workshop is sponsored by the Center for Intercultural Advancement.