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Past Events
Sun, Sep 21ColumbiaIn this engaging, hands-on session, we dive deep into the practical application of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) to strengthen connection and resolve conflicts. Through guided role-plays and real-world scenarios, you'll learn to step into the "shoes" of those you may have challenges with.
Fri, Nov 07LitchfieldCan you imagine a world where all needs matter—yours and even the people you find difficult? At its core, NVC is a way of seeing a world where all beings act in service of their needs at each moment. The vision of NVC sees beneath our often defensive and harmful strategies to uncover beautiful needs
Date and time is TBDOnline - Link provided upon registrationAvailable upon request from organizations This class brings a holistic approach to understanding children’s behavior and gives you the tools and awareness to address situations with far more clarity and effectiveness.
Sun, Aug 17ColumbiaDo you ever find yourself struggling to truly listen or connect with your parents or children? You're not alone. Whether it's misunderstandings, emotional walls, or simply not knowing how to communicate, these challenges are all too familiar.
Sun, Jul 20ColumbiaAniruddha works closely with the Dalit (formerly “Untouchable”) communities of India —those who have for generations lived on the margins of Indian society, denied their basic dignity.
Sun, Jun 22ColumbiaWhat happens when you try to express yourself when you are angry?
Sun, May 18Columbiapresented by Morris H. Ervin, Jr Transform tough messages into opportunities for deeper and more meaningful dialogue Understand racism and how to unpack it from the lens of NVC consciousness Learn from and engage with the first African American CNVC Certified Trainer
Sun, Mar 16ColumbiaJoin us for an interactive workshop exploring the impact of obligation-based language ("Have to") and choice-based language ("Choose to") on our experiences and relationships. Using Nonviolent Communication (NVC) principles, we will practice shifting from “I have to” to “I choose too".
Thu, Mar 136-Week Online SeriesBecome an agent of transformation by supporting others to restore trust and connection.
Sun, Feb 16ColumbiaNote: This is the second of a series of three. You may join us if you missed the first one. We are going to attempt to make this a hybrid event so we will record to be available to anyone registered.
Sun, Jan 19ColumbiaPresented by Barbra Esher and Assisted by Chris Hartstein in-person- Please register before coming because we have limited muffins! When confronted with anger....Do we rebel, submit, or something different?- Thu, Dec 19ColumbiaThe more NVC consciousness, the more choices I have in how to listen and speak in a way that reflects my values.
Sun, Dec 15ColumbiaPresented by Em Hammond, CNVC Trainer Candidate It's the time of year when we crave connection with families of origin, chosen family, or old friends – sadly our time-worn communication habits in these relationships can also hinder the very closeness we seek.
Sun, Nov 17ColumbiaWhat if getting along is easier than we think?
Sun, Oct 20Zoom link sent with registrationConnect with and embrace the dark side and celebrate the "inner jackal". Freedom and Inner Peace can be yours. Join us!- Tue, Oct 01Online - Link provided upon registrationTuesdays, 7:30-9pm Eastern. This class brings a holistic approach to understanding children’s behavior and gives you the tools and awareness to address situations with far more clarity and effectiveness. This program is based on Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication (NVC).
Sun, Sep 15ColumbiaDo you have trouble being kind to yourself or understanding why you do what you do? Developing a practice of self-empathy can help with that. The empathy doll or buddy will encourage gentleness and comfort as you connect with your self or with a child.
Sun, Aug 18Columbiaoffered by Hally Childs “Intensity Practice”, which I learned in the Mediate Your Life program taught by John Kinyon and Ike Lasater, is my favorite tool for bringing NVC into my everyday life.
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