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Dialogue Workshop: Families and Politics

Tuesday, November 9, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Tickets are $10 per person, per workshop.

Spots are Limited

This workshop will show participants how to talk about politics with their loved ones in a way that brings us closer together — not farther apart. Although the focus is on family relationships, you can use strategies in this workshop with any loved one. You will laugh and have some fun in this workshop—it won’t be all serious.

The Families and Politics workshop is a hybrid workshops that requires participants to complete a 40-minute interactive course online before taking part in a group session that runs approximately 2 hours long.

Participants in this workshop can expect to learn the following:

  • Insight into why family differences over politics are uniquely challenging.

  • Recognition of common roles that family members play in political conversations (for example, the Gladiator, the Defender, and the Sniper)

  • Strategies and skills for handling family political differences in a constructive way.

This is a two-part workshop combining an online eLearning course and an online, interactive workshop offered over Zoom. To participate in this workshop: Register here!

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