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Listen to Sarah Federman as she discusses Narrative Practice as an approach to Conflict Resolution. She discusses the importance of understanding how stories function within a conflict and how the approaches they will present at ACR Conference 2014 will help transform material conditions through the transformation of the narratives that surround the conflict. The narrative approaches presented will assist those working with singular disputants to large political situations with an overlay of violence. Sarah Federman is joined by Sara Cobb and Alison Castel during this interactive, integrative and compelling session which will move from constructed situations to a "world cafe" as a means of demonstrating how changing stories can lead to longer more lasting change.
Join Sarah, Sara and Alison, and all the other great presenters at ACR Conference 2014, from October 8-11, 2014 at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherlands Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati, Ohio. For ACR Conference 2014 information, program, events and for registration for the Conference and Hotel, go to www.acrannualconference.org . See you in Cincinnati!
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