Reconciling Differences
The Dignity Dialogues blog examines the dynamics of conflict and the intricate process of reconciling differences. It explores the role of human dignity violations in perpetuating conflict and examines the healing power inherent in honoring human dignity. Dignity Dialogues offers paths from blame and blindness to understanding, forgiveness, and acceptance. We believe that all conflicts are reconcilable when the parties choose to honor dignity.
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Productive Dialogue Begins Before You Speak
Contributed by Cherie Mclaughlin
Productive dialogue—real conversation that doesn’t collapse the moment tension shows up—starts inside a person, not between two people. When we grow in self-awareness, we get better at noticing what we’re feeling, what we’re assuming, and what we’re about to do with both.…
