2021
DOI: 10.1002/crq.21303
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Conflict resolution in activist networks: Reflections on prework, power, and engaging with change in Appalachia

Abstract: This paper explores key lessons learned during the design and facilitation phases of a conflict resolution workshop with environmental activists in rural Appalachia. As these practice notes and analysis highlight, conflict resolution (CR) practitioners can support activists by engaging in robust preparation work in order to better understand how activists work together, how that work evolves over time, their frames for making sense of conflicts and new possibilities for collaboration. This work raises timely q… Show more

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