Naming what power I do have
Meredith McKay
June 11, 2024
I went into the conflict mapping and pillars session with a few conflicts loosely in mind… I wasn’t sure which might work best for the
I went into the conflict mapping and pillars session with a few conflicts loosely in mind… I wasn’t sure which might work best for the
The conflict mapping exercise has proven to be incredibly timely and immediately useful in my work. The university is currently trying to undertake several major
I appreciate the intentionality of the tool for conflict mapping and find a desire to explore this more fully in the days to come. For
As I quickly tried to map out a conflict that took place three years ago, I realized the map looked like a big mess with
The “Mapping” and “pillars” exercise that we learned from Michael was helpful for me as I reflected on a situation from some years back. I
In many ways, I feel the JoH cohort and the work of Global Immersion provide opportunities to transcend the cycle of polarization, violence, oppression, and
Deep breath. This has been a difficult module for me. I see myself as a peacemaker and like to think of myself as someone who
Oof. That’s what I have to say: Oof. I don’t like to think of myself as a person who “others” my neighbors. I like
It’s funny how ego likes to force its way into absolutely everything. When I first read this blog prompt, I knew exactly what I wanted
Clare Martin’s discussion of “misinformation” – and the magnitude and influence of misinformation, has left me wondering. It will take quite awhile to work through