DESCRIPTION:

Conflict. It's a part of every relationship despite our best efforts to keep the peace. The reality is that we all carry a conflict story that can sink or fuel authentic connections with our family, friends, colleagues, and more.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

From this session, you will:

• identify your conflict patterns
• understand how your conflict history shows up today
• practice healing unresolved conflict
• learn practical tools for handling conflict

SESSION DETAILS:

This session is offered by and for anyone living in a white body (more info below).

The live session was held virtually on zoom and recorded.

After enrolling, watch for an email with a short activity/reflection to help you prepare and the link to the live session recording.

We utilize an assortment of activities and zoom capabilities, and we encourage you to pause the recording as often as you need to try out the activities as if you were a live participant.

Access to the recording will expire on July 21, 2023.

WHY IS THIS FOR WHITE PEOPLE?

As white people, we need spaces to ask questions, work through ideas, feel, develop skills, and celebrate change - with each other.

Ali Michael and Mary C. Conger offer that a white affinity group

"Is a place for white people to examine what it means to be white, to critically reflect on themselves and their actions, and to work to identify and confront racism"

Justin C. Cohen shares that a white...

"...affinity space is a place where white people can practice, model, and improve anti-racist practices."

OUR COMMITMENT:

In recognition of the impact of classism, this session is offered on a pay-as-you-are-able basis. You can use this page to help you decide how much to pay. 

Budgets are moral documents, and ours is no different. We participate in economic accountability by transferring 30% of your fee to Black, Indigenous, and brown Portland community members.

If you have any pre-enrollment questions, please email [email protected].