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DESCRIPTION:Conflict Transformation by exploring the 5 Gifts of Conflict an
 d examining our own personal conflict habits\n\nThis 4-hour training intro
 duces the importance of Conflict Transformation by exploring the 5 Gifts o
 f Conflict and examining our own personal conflict habits. Rather than vie
 wing conflict as something negative\, we practice reimagining it as an opp
 ortunity for repair\, growth and deeper connection. The training focuses o
 n conflicts caused by interpersonal disagreements and tensions\, not abuse
  or systemic violence. The goal is to rethink how we understand and handle
  conflict. This strengthens personal connection and team cultures and rela
 tionships to create systems of belonging and care.Register Here\nNon-discr
 iminatory statement:All ERJET trainings are open to everyone and align wit
 h federal and state civil rights laws. Our programs advance equity and foo
 d justice through inclusive\, decolonial and anti-racist education that in
 vites people of all backgrounds to learn\, reflect and take action toward 
 a more just food system.You are welcome to register and attend any of our 
 trainings offered throughout the year.Beginner Track: Introductory-level m
 odules to explore and learn about general concepts and applications of equ
 ity and racial justice for food justice.Intermediate Track: Modules for mo
 re focused understanding and operationalization of equity and racial justi
 ce for food justice.Note: These descriptions are meant to help encourage c
 onfidence and build momentum for the learner(s). We trust in others to kno
 w what they need. Our team would be happy to book a quick consultation mee
 ting if you or your department/organization are feeling stuck.\n\n
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Standard Time:20260826T130000
DTSTAMP:20260811T222706Z
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Standard Time:20260826T090000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T222706Z
LOCATION:Virtual
ORGANIZER;CN=Ally Meyer via OFB Portals:MAILTO:a582c2b0-6ec2-4271-9eca-0921
 17f22382.21@ofbportals.oregonfoodbank.org
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SUMMARY:An Introduction to Conflict Transformation - Beginner Track
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 xploring the 5 Gifts of Conflict and examining our own personal conflict h
 abits\n\n<hr/><div><p data-pasted="true">This 4-hour training introduces t
 he importance of Conflict Transformation by exploring the 5 Gifts of Confl
 ict and examining our own personal conflict habits. Rather than viewing co
 nflict as something negative\, we practice reimagining it as an opportunit
 y for repair\, growth and deeper connection. The training focuses on confl
 icts caused by interpersonal disagreements and tensions\, not abuse or sys
 temic violence. The goal is to rethink how we understand and handle confli
 ct. This strengthens personal connection and team cultures and relationshi
 ps to create systems of belonging and care.</p><p><a href="https://secure.
 oregonfoodbank.org/a/introduction-conflict-transformation-82626?emci=254a7
 f45-f08c-f111-b337-000d3a1558ce&amp\;emdi=28517789-b195-f111-9b33-000d3a11
 fa30&amp\;ceid=37050">Register Here</a></p><p><br/></p><p data-pasted="tru
 e"><strong>Non-discriminatory statement:</strong></p><p>All ERJET training
 s are open to everyone and align with federal and state civil rights laws.
  Our programs advance equity and food justice through inclusive\, decoloni
 al and anti-racist education that invites people of all backgrounds to lea
 rn\, reflect and take action toward a more just food system.</p><p>You are
  welcome to register and attend any of our trainings offered throughout th
 e year.</p><p><strong>Beginner Track</strong>: Introductory-level modules 
 to explore and learn about general concepts and applications of equity and
  racial justice for food justice.</p><p><strong>Intermediate Track:</stron
 g> Modules for more focused understanding and operationalization of equity
  and racial justice for food justice.</p><p><strong><em>Note</em></strong>
 <em>: These descriptions are meant to help encourage confidence and build 
 momentum for the learner(s). We</em><strong><em> </em></strong><em>trust i
 n others to know what they need. Our team would be happy to book a quick c
 onsultation meeting if you or your department/organization are feeling stu
 ck.</em></p></div>\n\n
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