Reframing Conflict

Conflict is an inescapable part of any youth program. Reframing Conflict is a set of proven strategies that can operationalize conflict experiences and help create a safe program environment that respects individuals, encourages different perspective, and builds communication skills.

This interactive workshop provides a six-step, youth-centered, nonthreatening way of resolving conflicts that occur in youth settings. It is a problem-solving approach that seeks to turn conflicts into learning opportunities.

Participants will leave this session with practical skills that can be implemented immediately.

Workshop FacilitatorDevon Dill, In-House Programs ManagerAssemble

Registration is open for this event until it fills up or until two days before the workshop.

This workshop is limited to 20 participants. We will have a waiting list that we'll use to both fill spots that open up and also help plan our future workshop topic schedule.

Each participant will be provided with a workbook to use during the training and keep and receive a certificate of completion via email afterwards.

This workshop will take place at the Community Engagement Center - Homewood (622 N. Homewood Ave. 15208).

There main entrance is an accessible entrance facing N. Homewood Ave. The workshop will take place in the Education Classroom on the lower level and is accessible via elevator or stairs.

If you come by car there is free on-street parking around the Community Engagement Center. There is also a metered parking lot on the corner of N. Homewood Ave. and Kelly St.

More details about this location and transportation are in the FAQ below.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

University of Pittsburgh Community Engagement Center, 622 North Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, United States