Using Compassionate Communication in Everyday Life
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Facilitator:
Location: Freeland/Whidbey Island
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Developing tools in our current times to bring people together for mutual support and understanding with our families, friends, neighbors and the world using the rich tradition of Peace and Nonviolent Communication (NVC) from Gandhi and Martin Luther King to Marshall Rosenberg.
Sponsors: Unitarian Universalist, Kit Ketcham 360-331-2163, k i t k e t c h a m AT DOMAIN comcast~net Unity, Jean Schmidt 360-321-5905, j e a m a r t AT DOMAIN whidbey~com Quakers, Tom Ewell 360-341-1457, t e w e l l AT DOMAIN whidbey~com Whidbey Institute, Ruth Pittard 360-341-4950, d i r e c t o r AT DOMAIN whidbeyinstitute~org St. Augustine's Peace Fellowship, Shantina Steele 360-678-1086, s h a n t i n a m AT DOMAIN hotmail~com, 29069 State Route 525, Coupeville, WA 98239 Organizers: John Hurd 360-341-2904, a z u r e AT DOMAIN whidbey~com Benefit for Whidbey Food Banks: Good Cheer, Gifts from the Heart and Help House featuring Whidbey Island Nourishes (WIN) free weekend lunch program for needy kids. All are requested to bring nonperishable food items to donate to the Food Banks! Music performance on Saturday! Synergistically, there will be an interfaith/peace film the night of Sat. 3/6 and SingPeace event Sun. 3/7 in Greenbank. See http://singpeacepilgrimage.ning.com/ for more information. |
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Who is it for?
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What to bring:
| The pre-ordered lunches are no longer available. If you have not yet ordered your lunch, please bring one.
Beverages for all and snacks for the children will be provided free of charge and snacks for adults will be available to purchase. |
Tuition Details:
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The tuition is between $30.00 and $0.00. |