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Bridging Differences

The Skills Team of the Ashland Culture of Peace Commission is presenting a workshop, Bridging Differences:  What if you could talk to anyone about anything? On Saturday, October 28th, 9am-noon, First United Methodist Church, Wesley Hall, 175 N. Main St., Ashland.  We hope you will join us for this dynamic communication training to practice bridging differences.

What is a culture of peace?

 A “Culture” is the sum of the shared attitudes, beliefs, customs, values, and behaviors that, in total, define a society and distinguish one group of people from another.

Peace is not a goal; it is a process. Hence the use of the word “culture” in our name. A culture includes all aspects of the community. Conflict and disagreement are a part of this.

An intention of all members in a culture to act in ways that reflect agreed upon values and behaviors. This is a living practice, not a destination.

Acknowledges that while doing our best, we will make mistakes. We embrace one another's imperfections in support of taking the risks necessary for creating this culture.

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