Host: Hudson River Presbytery Racial Justice Partnership
Date/Time: April 21, 2024, 1:00 am – 5:00 pm (Day 1)
Workshops:
- Day 1: (Racialized) Identity Narratives as a Cause of Conflict and Approach for Conflict Resolution
- Day 2: Building Preferred Narratives of a Shared Future – Learn more
Location: Calvary Presbyterian Church, 120 South St, Newburgh, NY 12550
The Hudson River Presbytery Racial Justice Partnership is hosting a two-day workshop focusing on narrative, trauma, and addressing community polarization. This event is open to all interested individuals.
Workshop Content: During the Sunday workshop, we will explore:
- the difference between narrative and story,
- the way that narratives: shape our identity; sources of conflict
- and can be used to resolve conflicts. This applies to personal identities and congregational and community identities.
Speaker: The workshop will be led by Dr. David Hooker, a renowned speaker known for his expertise in narrative studies and community engagement.
Note: Participants have the flexibility to attend either one or both days of the workshop. Each day will focus on a different topic and are experiential/interactive.
Please share this event information with anyone who may be interested in attending.
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