In this training, participants will hone their skills for engaging in — and facilitating—interactions and discussions intended to deepen our understanding of one another, especially ‘when things get tough.’ Participants will practice listening deeply and staying present through difficult conversations.

Monday, September 18

3:00 – 500 PM

Interfaith Philadelphia

100 W. Oxford Street, Suite

E-1300, Philadelphia, PA 19122

Registration Link: https://www.tfaforms.com/5078087

Thursday, September 21

12:00-1:00 PM

Virtual

Registration Link: https://www.tfaforms.com/5077865

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With a 20-year history in interfaith engagement, Interfaith Philadelphia offers invaluable guidance, practices, and wisdom that can be applied to a diverse array of dialogue-based encounters.

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We have the potential to correct misunderstandings and heal divisions and conflicts that characterize far too many of our interactions and relationships and damage our shared democracy.

We long for relationships where we are understood – for who we are, what we value, and what we’ve experienced. We also long for settings and opportunities to better understand others, particularly those whose life experiences and identities are different from our own.

To better understand one another, we must first deepen an understanding of ourselves – our own beliefs, worldviews, values, opinions and attitudes. The more we are self-aware – claiming both our strengths and limitations – and recognizing our opinions, triggers, and blind spots, the stronger our ability to enter into conversation with integrity and objectivity. It requires genuine curiosity and a degree of humility to enter the world of others – whether as a partner in conversation or as a facilitator for others’ encounters around differences.

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