Tag Archives: Conflict

Creating Culture: Promising Practices of Successful Movement Networks

In this article, authors Mark Leach and Laurie Mazur, share some of the insights gleaned from their inquiry into movement networks. The principles and research that they share are fully applicable to networks and partnerships….

Eat, Pray, Partner – Lessons in Network Facilitation

Tuvya Zaretsky and Bodil Skjøtt share the history of the Lausanne Consultations on Jewish Evangelism (LCJE) Network and discuss strong facilitation teams, resisting organizational thinking, and creating trust…

Building Consensus

In this video story, Hein van Wyk shares about the process of building consensus in the context of an emerging partnership in Mozambique, and how the group successfully worked through issues of identity, vision, frustration, personal conflict, theological differences, and more.

Conflict Resolution in Partnership

In this video, Rene Mbongo shares a story from Senegal about conflict resolution in partnership.

Brink of Disaster

In this video story, Phill Butler shares about a partnership formation meeting that almost went off the rails. Butler talks about the importance of managing emotions and expectations in high-stakes meetings. He stresses the value of making progress visible so that participants have a sense of what they’ve actually been able to accomplish.

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