Capital NVC

Transforming Conflict for the Holidays: Finding the Holy Ground of Nonviolent Communication

Wed., Dec. 7 & 14

Transforming Conflict for the Holidays: Finding the Holy Ground of Nonviolent Communication

Tues. Nov. 15 & 22

For our lives, families, congregations and the world we want, come to a free introduction to the Collaborative or Nonviolent Communication (NVC) practices of Marshall Rosenberg, et al.  

Limited to 24 folks, please reserve a space with Louisa at (703) 860-1203 or louisaldavis [at] verizon [dot] net.

Note: This workshop will be videotaped for CNVC certification process.

Date/Time: 
May 7, 2011
2 pm - 5 pm 

Location:
The United Christian Parish of Reston
11508 North Shore Dr. 
Reston, VA 20190

Wed. Jan. 26- March 2, 7-9pm EST, "The Sustainable Activist", Spiritual Practices for Generosity, a six-week online teleclass, integrating the principles and practices of Marshall Rosenberg, Gandhian yoga, and Martin Luther King.

Please call 703/860-1203 for more information.

Monday, Jan. 17, 10-1pm, "Kingian Nonviolence and Marshall Rosenberg's Vision, an Empathic Exploration," in Adams-Morgan area of DC.

Please call 703/860-1203 for more information.

Sat., Jan. 26, 10-5 "It's All in the Family: The Gift of Conflict" an
all-day introduction to Nonviolent Communication for couples, parents, and
adult care-givers. In Vienna-Reston, VA area.
Please call 703/860-1203 for more information.

Courageous Communication for Personal Growth, Real Connection and Social Transformation, an all-day introduction to NVC at the Festival Center, 1658 Columbia Road, NW. For more information, please call 703/860-1203.

Courageous Communication, for Personal Growth and Social Transformation, an all-day introduction to NVC with two optional parts: basics in the morning, followed by more in depth personal practice in afternoon. Led by Louisa Davis, graduate of BayNVC 08 Leadership Program and Brooklyn NVC 09 Facilitating Change Leadership program, cofounder of Greater Washington Allies in Reconciliation, a regional interfaith antiracism alliance. Follow up multiracial/cross-religious practice group planned

Tues. Sept. 14 7:30-9 pm: Continuing our NVC & Diversity Work: a Conversation with James Lee who attended the Diversity Intensive in August, representing our area. James, African-American, was the national organizer for the Network of Spiritual Progressives conference in June and is eager to share his sense of what NVC can bring our progressive and racial justice movements. (See article.) RSVP louisaldavis [at] verizon [dot] net (click dots to see full address) or 703/860-1203.

Mon. Sept 13 7:15-9:15: Communication Across Our Differences, an Intro to NVC in Reston, Virginia. Please call 703/860-1203 for location. With Louisa Davis, graduate of BayNVC 08 Leadership Program and Brooklyn NVC 09 Facilitating Change Leadership program, facilitator of two NVC practice groups in Reston, and cofounder of Greater Washington Allies in Reconciliation, a regional interfaith antiracism alliance.