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How to Talk Politics with Those of Opposing Views If election stress is at an all-time high, election strife is right up there with it with people having opposing views. Steven Dinkin, President of NCRC, says the tension between neighbors and family members and coworkers is to the point where it's become so emotional. With emotions high after a controversial election, how can two opposing views coexist?

Post-Election Healing: How We Can Move Forward More Americans than ever view their political opposites as immoral or threats to American democracy. Would efforts toward civility and unity even make a difference at this point? Steve Dinkin, President of the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares his expert opinion with KNX 10.70 Los Angeles.

NCRC Listed in San Diego Business Journal’s Giving Guide NCRC is featured in San Diego Business Journal's 2020 giving guide, providing information on giving to local nonprofits.

No More Interruptions: Back to Structured Dialogue How do you think that the nature of the civil discourse now in the political world in which we live affects the communication and inability to move forward? Ashley Virtue, Dir. of External Relations at the National Conflict Resolution Center, shares her expert opinion with AM 600 KOGO.

San Diego's Pandemic Stories President of NCRC, Steve Dinkin, answers SD Magazine's question, "With the protests going on, we have to ask, does conflict resolution work in large groups?"

Finding A Path Forward Means Continuing the Conversation About Racism On August 20th, the National Conflict Resolution Center led a thought-provoking conversation on persistent racism in our society with Ibram X. Kendi, Robin DiAngelo, and Wesley Lowrey with an international audience from 15 countries across 6 continents. Steve Dinkin, the president of NCRC, joins Cliff Albert, from Newsradio KOGO 600, to share key take aways from the event.

How To Handle Evolving Social Interactions During The COVID-19 Pandemic Kathryn Shade, Senior Program Manager of NCRC's Center for Community Cohesion, was interview by Randol White, host of the show Insight. Insight creates conversation to build community, exploring issues and events that connect people in our region.

Best Bets for the Break: NCRC'S A Path Forward Virtual Event La Jolla Light highlights NCRC's upcoming virtual event, featuring bestselling authors Robin DiAngelo, Ibram X. Kendi and Wesley Lowrey.

Together San Diego: A Brief Preview of A Path Forward San Diego Union-Tribune's Facebook Live show, "Together San Diego," features Chris Hulburt, Director of Development and a brief preview of the A Path Forward virtual event taking place on August 20th. The National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) is bringing leading authors, scholars and journalists together for a national online conversation about race in America and bridging our country's political divide.

Mediators step in to landlord, tenant conflicts amid coronavirus San Diego Uptown / Downtown News outlines NCRC's mediation program for housing disputes arising during the coronavirus pandemic. “The county recognized that people are in conflict and reached out to us to hire us to facilitate mediation between landlords and tenants, both residential and commercial, recognizing that both sides have real concerns, and we could really help facilitate conversations that they might find alternative solutions,” Chris Hulburt, Director of Development at NCRC said