Cinnie Noble- It is strange to imagine what we look like when we are in conflict. We don’t get to be a spectator and observe ourselves, though on reflection we may be able to describe our demeanour, the look on our face, or how we acted at these times. Thinking about all this inspired some questions for this week’s blog. I began thinking that an interesting way of examining how we engage in conflict is to consider if we are able to ‘see’ ourselves through someone else’s eyes. This is not only how we look but also, how we act.

Sowing the Seeds of Collaborative Governance

Palma Strand, Werner Institute Blog- The University Network for Collaborative Governance (UNCG) convened for the third time early this summer.  UNCG consists of university departments and centers that seek to promote awareness of, teach skills for, and facilitate the practice of collaborative governance—the process of public, private, non-profit sectors and communities jointly addressing public issues. 

Is Mediation Confidential in Ontario?

Arnold Zeman

3 Things I learned in 2011

Jason Dykstra

Got Conflict? Unraveling the Problem

Patricia M Porter- We all have conflict in our lives...some more complex than others. So, what if you "got conflict?" Sometimes, we are so entrenched in our problem that we lose sight and it feels too complicated to figure out or we solve the wrong problem. Stephen Kotev, my guest co-host and I will discuss a simple way to begin to unravel the problem and look at it from different perspectives which will help you think through how to resolve your conflict.

 

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