From Dr. John Windmueller’s blog.
Creative problem solving, win-win solution, blah blah blah. It’s easy to lose the basic experience of tension, imagination, and transformation–the humanity of conflict–amidst all the jargon in the field. So, for a more concrete example of when thing’s go right, here’s a short video about a community conflict happily resolved here in Baltimore. Just… awww.
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