Conflict Navigation

Workshops, Mediation Sessions & More

Conflict is inevitable.

How we work through it is vital to our collective futures.

Whether you are interested in a workshop about conflict, want to develop a generative conflict process to support you in your community or workspace, or need support navigating conflict, I’m here to support.

callie mackenzie holds a Master’s Degree in Human Services with a concentration in Non-Profit Management and is a forever student of non-violent communication, conflict mediation, and leadership. She has an Embodied Social Justice Certificate from Transformative Programs, Art of Leadership Certificate from Rockwood Leadership Institute, and is a trained conflict mediator completing courses with Vision Change Win and Project Nia.


In this two and a half hour virtual workshop we will talk about conflict in a holistic way. With greater understanding about yourself and others, and a few tools we can navigate conflict in a more generative way, and have stronger communities and stronger movements. facilitated by callie mackenzie

callie mackenzie is a forever student of non-violent communication, conflict mediation, and leadership grateful to be able to attend training courses at Rockwood Institute, Vision Change Win, Project Nia, and many more.

Suggested Donation: $15 (NOTAFLOF)

please contribute more if you are financially able in order to support those who cannot contribute

RSVP Required // limited space available. Link will be sent after registration.

Each person should register separately. 

Feedback

Callie's "Conflict 101" introduced conflict resolution in a way that liberatory and leftist movements, organizations and individuals need to know. Classmates having active or recent conflicts (in some cases with each other!) I anticipate benefiting greatly from the tools Callie taught us. I look forward to the next class!

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I really enjoyed my experience taking Conflict 101 with Callie. I learned and reflected so much on my personal relationship with conflict, as well as concrete tools I can apply in approaching courageous conversations in the future. I highly recommend this training!

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Callie has curated a much needed course that is MUCH needed in the space of community building and conflict resolution. She has an easy approach to teaching with powerful resources and real life examples that tend to be relatable to every day life. She also gives you the ways on how you can practice on your own and gradually build your communication skills. Definitely coming back! (since I was late) But truly it's a course that has the tools that anyone can benefit from.

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Callie Mackenzie brings a clear vision and optimistic perspective on conflict resolution. They help manifest hope and a vigor for making it through the difficult parts of life just right!

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The setting is so perfect for unpacking conflict and I was reminded of tools, and came away with a whole new toolkit to move forward in my daily life. This workshop was so perfect. Go for it - you won't be disappointed.

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This course distills and critically introduces how a person, entity, or community, can approach conflict resolution from an abolitionist lens in a way that is accessible, digestible, and truly flows with the place each participant exists in. I was left critically examining my own relationship with conflict, and investigating ways to expand the use of my tools into the broader relationships I have in the communities I exist within. I truly appreciated the facilitators personal investment not only in sharing their lived experience, but also in the way they set up community agreements, defined discourse assumptions (definitions), and navigated discussions.

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I really enjoyed my experience taking Conflict 101 with callie. I learned and reflected so much on my personal relationship with conflict, as well as concrete tools I can apply in approaching courageous conversations in the future. I highly recommend this training!

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callie's workshops are incredibly grounding. Their warm energy, relatability and clarification of commonly-held misconceptions in relationship dynamics invite participants to self-reflect and hold empathy for themselves and others as we navigate the shared human experience. I highly encourage their facilitation to any community group or institution looking to take active responsibility in fostering healthy connections between colleagues, co-workers and community members.