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The Framework

Listening to Context

Everyday interactions can be understood within three contexts: the personal, the institutional, and the societal. Our first step is to explore actual texts, such as quotes from conversations, newspaper articles, or even institutional memos, from all three contexts.

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Listening to Each Other

Facilitated conversations and skill-building exercises allow participants to move through the cycle of listening, noticing, and responding. This work develops both authentic connection and interactional competence.

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Listening to Ourselves

Participants who have moved through stages 1 and 2 are ready to create plans for generating change. 

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We work with corporations, non-profits, small businesses, schools, community organizations, groups of friends, colleagues, and community leaders. Group sizes range from small gatherings of 4-5 people to larger cohorts of 100+ participants. To set up an initial conversation, please contact us.

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