Mediating Pandemic Conflict In Your Own Life

Mediating Pandemic Conflict In Your Own LifeTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1355, Segment 2

Jun 10, 2020 • 18m

Guest: Emily DeSchweinitz Taylor, Mediator, Assistant Director of the Center for Peace & Conflict Resolution, BYU Law School, Author of Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children

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Listener Story: Bringing Employees Back to Work SafelyJun 10, 202010mDuring this reopening period of the pandemic, suddenly we all have to make a lot of difficult and new decisions. Should I let my kids hang out with their friends or play sports? When is it safe to go back to church? The gym? So many of the details have been left up to us as individuals to decide what’s safe and what’s not - that's causing conflict in communities, workplaces, and families. Listener Story: Uncertain About When to Return to Church

During this reopening period of the pandemic, suddenly we all have to make a lot of difficult and new decisions. Should I let my kids hang out with their friends or play sports? When is it safe to go back to church? The gym? So many of the details have been left up to us as individuals to decide what’s safe and what’s not - that's causing conflict in communities, workplaces, and families. Listener Story: Uncertain About When to Return to Church

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