with Cory Lockhart
Tuesday, September 27, 9:00 - 10:00am, In-Person with masks at DGCEC
We live in a context in which messages of shame, blame, judgment, criticism, and punishment are all around us. Us vs. Them. Right vs. Wrong. Good vs. Bad. This isn't the only framework available to us. Sufi mystic Rumi wrote in a poem "Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I'll meet you there." What if we practiced meeting in that field? What if we experimented with ways of thinking beyond the binaries? Nonviolent communication gives us a path to the field of connection. Cory Lockhart will accompany you on that path.
This Nonviolence Tools Workshop is underwritten by a grant from Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation. It is FREE, but a $10 donation is appreciated. Register here or call 502-614-5616.
Our facilitator, Cory Lockhart is a teacher, artist, public speaker, and peacemaker. She facilitates classes and workshops for teens and adults on nonviolence and nonviolent communication and also helps groups navigate difficult conversations. She was the 2016 recipient of the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Angeline Award. Learn more through her website: corylockhart.com
"Meeting in the Field" Nonviolence Tools Workshop is one offering of DGCEC’s 12 DAYS TOWARD PEACE 2022. Explore the other events and opportunities to expand your experience and practice of nonviolence by visiting DrepungGomangUSA.org or Facebook (Twelve Days Toward Peace). DGCEC’s 8th annual 12 Days effort launches on Wednesday, September 21 on International Day of Peace and continues through International Day of Nonviolence on Sunday, October 2.
We may feel small, but our efforts can transform both our own hearts and those around us. Together we are growing nonviolence in our city!
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