Find a Conflict Resolution Day event in your community.
Free events are held across Alberta each year in celebration of Conflict Resolution Day.
This year's theme "The Art of Listening" What communication skill could be more basic than listening? We spend more time listening than any activity except breathing, yet we listen at only a fraction of our potential. We believe ourselves good listeners but what if we could improve? The complimnary workshop will teach seven “Laws of Good Listening” and will illustrate the surprising value of attentive silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, the importance of staying out of the speaker’s way, and the role of body language in listening. Each “law” is a key toward improved listening and communication and you will leave with practical skills that you can implement immediately to improve your communications with others!
Host an Event!
If you are an individual or organization hosting an event in celebration of Conflict Resolution Day, please let us know. Add your event to our Events page, or send us an email at info@conflictresolutionday.ca.
Please send us photos from any events that you take part in and let us know if you want us to share on social media. You can email them to info@conflictresolutionday.ca or add #conflictresolutionday to any Conflict Resolution Day media that you post to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @CRDayAB
Free events are held across Alberta each year in celebration of Conflict Resolution Day.
This year's theme "The Art of Listening" What communication skill could be more basic than listening? We spend more time listening than any activity except breathing, yet we listen at only a fraction of our potential. We believe ourselves good listeners but what if we could improve? The complimnary workshop will teach seven “Laws of Good Listening” and will illustrate the surprising value of attentive silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, the importance of staying out of the speaker’s way, and the role of body language in listening. Each “law” is a key toward improved listening and communication and you will leave with practical skills that you can implement immediately to improve your communications with others!
Host an Event!
If you are an individual or organization hosting an event in celebration of Conflict Resolution Day, please let us know. Add your event to our Events page, or send us an email at info@conflictresolutionday.ca.
Please send us photos from any events that you take part in and let us know if you want us to share on social media. You can email them to info@conflictresolutionday.ca or add #conflictresolutionday to any Conflict Resolution Day media that you post to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @CRDayAB
