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for our NCBI Train the Trainer workshop 

Thank you for your interest in participating in our February 2024 NCBI workshop! Please register below by February 19, 2024:

​We strongly value your privacy and will share your contact information only with NCBI, our NCBI facilitators, and our own core team.

YOU'RE INVITED

CONGRATULATIONS

If you received our invitation, you are one of a select number of leaders eligible to attend our upcoming NCBI workshop, designed to equip you to help launch the award-winning National Coalition Building Institute's programs throughout the Charleston tricounty area and South Carolina.

NCBI is internationally respected for its leadership development training in diversity and inclusion. The goal of its programs is to eliminate discrimination, intolerance, and aggression of any kind.

TIME | DATE | PLACE

This seminar, provided at no cost to participants, will take place in person from 9 AM to 5 PM Wednesday, February 28 through Friday, March 1, 2024 at the Palmetto Goodwill Building at 2150 Eagle Drive in North Charleston. Lunch will be provided.

The seminar is limited to 30 participants. Once you register, you
receive a confirmation email with further details, so please check your inbox and spam folder.

SEMINAR DESCRIPTION

This three-day-seminar is an intensive course that teaches participants how to lead both the award-winning NCBI Welcoming Diversity Workshop and NCBI Controversial Issue Process. See below for descriptions of both.

NCBI’s approach of combining emotional healing work with practical skill-training enables participants to learn quickly in a safe environment.

NCBI Welcoming Diversity

The NCBI Welcoming Diversity Workshop is a one-day program NCBI has implemented in hundreds of schools, corporations, governments, unions, religious institutions, and community organizations throughout the world.

It consists of a series of incremental, experiential activities that help participants celebrate their similarities and differences, recognize the misinformation they’ve been given about various groups, identify and heal from internalized oppression, claim pride in group identity, understand the personal impact of discrimination through the telling of stories, and learn hands-on-tools for dealing effectively with bigoted comments and behavior.

NCBI Controversial Issue Process

The NCBI Controversial Issue Process trains leaders to deal constructively with tough conflicts, enabling them to move disputing parties toward future cooperation. NCBI has successfully used this process with members of Congress when a controversial bill was pending, with Black and Jewish students at a major state university during a conflict, with the public in San Diego during a forum on a state ballot initiative, and more.

The process provides a structured methodology that allows people on both sides of an entrenched issue to express their concerns, listen attentively to the other side, and then to reframe the issue in a way that respectfully takes into account the concerns of both sides, no matter how heated, controversial, or culturally embedded the issue.

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