Many of one-on-one planning conversations and public hearings involve contentious issues that result in heightened emotions and hostility. This discussion will look into how to identify and diffuse these situations and move our planning-related conversations and public meetings from conflict to productive and meaningful dialogue.
Speaking at the program will be Jacqueline Stavros, professor, College of Business and IT, Lawrence Technological University; and co-author of “Conversations Worth Having: Using Appreciative Inquiry to Fuel Productive and Meaningful Engagement”
To register for the free Virtual Planners Gathering, visit AdvantageOakland.Eventbrite.com. (Note: This session will be recorded and available at AdvantageOakland.com.)
Anyone with questions should contact Jim Schafer at schaferj@oakgov.com or 248-858-2033.
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