Managing Conflict in Our Communities
Schedule
Tue Mar 17 2026 at 05:30 pm to 07:30 pm
UTC-05:00Location
St. Louis County Library - Clark Family Branch | St. Louis, MO
About this Event
Conflict is a natural part of community life. Whether disagreements occur between neighbors, parents, coworkers, or community organizations, the way we communicate during difficult moments can either escalate tension or lead to constructive solutions.
This interactive workshop explores practical strategies for managing conflict in everyday situations. Participants will learn techniques for de-escalating conversations, recognizing communication patterns that fuel conflict, and using clear, respectful language to address disagreements more effectively.
The program will also introduce tools and frameworks that can help individuals organize communication, document concerns, and keep discussions focused on solutions and shared goals.
Topics include:
• Understanding common sources of conflict in communities
• Communication techniques that reduce escalation
• Strategies for responding thoughtfully instead of reacting emotionally
• Approaches for documenting issues and tracking patterns
• Tools that can support more constructive conversations
This event is open to community members, parents, professionals, and anyone interested in strengthening communication and building healthier relationships within their community.
Where is it happening?
St. Louis County Library - Clark Family Branch, 1640 South Lindbergh Boulevard, St. Louis, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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