Discover practical tools to handle workplace challenges, including a Conflict Resolution course hosted by Duke Learning & Organization Development on Aug. 6 As Director of Academic Services and ...

Family conflicts possess the unique power to wound more deeply than disagreements with strangers, precisely because they occur between people who matter most to us and whose opinions carry the ...

Even at companies with a great culture, there are bound to be internal conflicts sometimes. Here’s how to embrace them and move forward productively. Whether it’s a colleague who continuously ...

Unresolved conflict is a primary cause of poor performance, poor relationships, and poor health. The good news is that you can do something about it. Dr. Jennifer Goldman-Wetzler offers some common ...

We avoid conflict because we have a low tolerance for discomfort. Humans tend to avoid discomfort—whether it be physical, ...

There is a long line of research showing that when we make contact with people who are socially different than us, we tend to feel less prejudice towards them. This is known as “the contact hypothesis ...

Conflict is an unavoidable part of every work environment, whether your employees work in an office, remotely or a hybrid schedule. According to the Workplace Peace Institute’s 2024 “State of Conflict ...

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In a statement published on World Press Freedom Day, four free expression rapporteurs warn of systematic attacks aimed at silencing voices at international, national and local levels. This statement ...

The ICRC responds quickly and efficiently to help people affected by armed conflict.

Continuing conflict and bad weather in Somalia are further aggravating the already dire humanitarian situation. Our staff in the south-western border town of Dobley tell us that fewer refugees are ...

Conflict reporting in Africa is changing. For decades, the predominant source of information from crisis-torn areas on the continent were foreign correspondents working for international media.