Balancing Life: Listening Skills to Support Racial Understanding
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ALCE-212NP
This resource is available as a video only.
In this session members of the Virginia and North Carolina Coming Together for Racial Understanding teams begin laying the foundation for listening to understand as a key step towards acknowledging one another's lived experiences. This acknowledgement, without debate or rebuttal, is essential to feeling heard and moving productively forward towards racial understanding.
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Publication Date
July 14, 2020
