Use this for post-date ordered blog materials to be featured on the CC-MOOS All Recent Posts section of the BI homepage AND on the more limited, Selected Recent Posts section used on the landing pages mobile versions of BI. This is the same list we use on social media for the "Selected Posts" (MBI) option. 

Colleague and Context Posts for the Week of Aug. 6, 2023

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Our weekly suggested readings from colleagues within and outside of the conflict resolution field relating to polarization, democracy and other issues of importance.

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Constructively Navigating the World of Media Bias

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A look at the forces, including our own cognitive preferences, that produce a biased information environment and thoughts about what to do about it.

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Colleague and Context Posts for the Week of July 30, 2023

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Our regular colleague and context posts showing what are people are doing and thinking about intractable conflicts and democracy.

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Jay Rothman and Daniella Cohen on the Aria Group School Intervention in Yellow Springs, Ohio

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Highly polarized conflicts are typically systems problems, and they need system-based solutions to be successfully addressed. Here's an example where that was done very well.

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Harry Boyte and Marie-Louise Ström: Constructive Nonviolence

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Nonviolence can be a profound resource for addressing injustice, repairing torn relationships, and creating healthy civic life. And it is something we all can do, everyday.

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Civil Rights Mediation Oral History Project: Modern Updates from Lum, Burgess, and Froehlich

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New civil rights mediator interviews provide a fascinating then-and-now comparison with earlier interviews conducted in 1999-2001. So much has changed--AND--so much has stayed the same!

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