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SUMMARY:Courageous Community Conversations at Libraries
DESCRIPTION:James McKim will join Goffstown Public Library Director Dianne Hathaway to discuss the groundbreaking Courageous Community Conversations program at the NH Library Association 2023 Spring Conference. \nThe program was created and first launched in 2019. Since then it has been replicated at libraries across the state. \nThe session will be part of the conference for library employees and trustees across the state. The conference itself will focus on how libraries can flourish in this time when the freedom to read is under attack.
URL:https://organizationalignition.com/event/courageous-community-conversations-at-libraries/
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SUMMARY:James McKim Speaks on Civility in the Workplace at NH BSR 2023 Spring Conference
DESCRIPTION:It seems our society has become more polarized than ever. Disrespectful rhetoric intentional and unintentional – now fills the media\, our institutions\, and our workplaces. How do we interact with civility in this emotionally fraught environment? How do we interact with one another in a way that allows us to be productive while respecting the opinions of those with whom we may not agree? \n\n\nCome hear James McKim speak at this year’s NH Businesses for Social Responsibility Spring Conference on the topic of Civility in the Workplace. He will discuss• what civility is; \n• why civility is so important; \n\n• steps to promote civility in the workplace.\n\nThe theme of the overall conference is Uncertainty = Opportunity for a bold new vision of what the world could be. The conference is designed to appeal to businesses across the spectrum of sustainable/socially responsible business operations\, allowing the 300+ attendees from large and small companies to find the perfect opportunity to learn and share best practices. \n  \nJoin us for this event of inspiration\, ideas\, connection\, and collaboration. This conference will bring together thought leaders from throughout NH for exciting and thought-provoking conversations. \n\nNetwork and share ideas for moving sustainability forward in our state\nLearn about current developments and best practices in CSR and sustainability\nReceive practical tools\, resources and examples you can utilize to transform your organization\nEngage with big thinkers and leading practitioners\nTake away relevant and actionable ideas\nCollaborate with like-minded professionals
URL:https://organizationalignition.com/event/james-mckim-speaks-on-civility-in-the-workplace-at-nh-bsr-2023-spring-conference/
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SUMMARY:How to Have Difficult Conversations @ NH Nonprofit Conference & Expo 5/18/2023
DESCRIPTION:Someone says something to you that is disrespectful of your heritage. You witness behavior that has sexist overtones. You observe a conversation where someone demeans a person because of their racial identity. Besides your legal and organizational policy obligations\, you need to have a difficult conversation with the person who caused the affront. But how do you have that conversation in a kind and effective way that has a positive outcome? Combining recent research by cognitive neuroscientists such as Dr. Lara Boyd and Dr. Michael Gazzaniga;  conversation experts such as Douglas Stone and Bruce Patton; and discriminatory behavior experts such as Resmaa Menachem\, and Iris Bohnet\,  James McKim will use videos and activities to give you insights into when and how to have these difficult conversations in a productive manner during a session at the upcoming NH Nonprofit Conference & Expo. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://organizationalignition.com/event/how-to-have-difficult-conversations-4/
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