2003 CFC >> Session Derails >>12/1 Monday
 

PT　The Evolution of Conflict AND THE FACILITATION OF ITS RESOLUTION

  • Gilbert Brenson-Lazan
  • Advanced Level
  • No upper limit

    Much has been written about the different strategies and skills for the resolution of conflicts, while precious little has been developed to facilitate a greater understanding of the evolution or development of conflict. In order to use the most culturally appropriate and effective techniques for conflict resolution, the facilitator needs to identify, with his or her clients, the stage of conflict that they are in and then choose, together, the most appropriate strategy for its resolution.

    This process was developed by the presenter with his German colleagues from the GTZ and further applied to process of facilitation of conflict resolution in Latin America. (Gnass, Brenson y Glasl, 1998, 2002).

    This skill-building workshop will present specific skills and strategies that the facilitator may use to help the people involved to recognize the stage of conflict that they are in and to decide upon an appropriate resolution strategy.

    Program Outline：

    • Definition of conflicts

    • How conflict evolves: Recognize and explain the characteristics of each stage of conflict development.

    • Stages of conflict and their characteristics: aply the above to a situation of conflict that has been or is being experienced.

    • Practice Sessions with Simulations

    • Stages of Conflict and Appropriate Intervention: Propose an appropriate intervention methodology in each of the three main stages.

    • ICA Model of conflict resolution: Explain and apply the ICA Model of Conflict Resolution.

    • Practice sessions with simulations: Plan an appropriate facilitative intervention in a currently open conflict in a client group.

    About the presenter:

    Gil is the Founder and Managing Partner of Amauta International (http://amauta.org), with twenty years as a facilitator and trainer/mentor of facilitators in Latin America. He was the former Vice-Chair International of the International Association of Facilitators and is the Global Network Coordinator of the Global Facilitators Service Corps. He is also the author of 28 books and manuals. He has presented at over 30 international conferences. Gil also was the trainer-facilitator in disaster intervention in Taiwan in 2000 after the big earth quake in 1999.

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