Monday, August 17, 6:30pm
Guest speaker: Amber Wichowsky, Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Leadership Wisconsin Endowed Chair for the Division of Extension, University of Wisconsin-Madison
In today's world, conversations can quickly become tense, emotional, or polarized. Whether in the workplace, community, or personal life, many people find themselves navigating difficult discussions. Join Amber Wichowsky, Associate Professor at UW-Madison, for a workshop on facilitating difficult discussions. She'll make the case for why pluralism matters for individual and community thriving, then guide participants through strategies for engaging disagreement productively, finding common ground, and surfacing new ways of thinking about old problems