Conservation organizations have faced increasing external conflict and attacks that antagonize their work in a variety of settings (meetings, trainings, offices, public events, traveling). These attempts to interfere, frighten, and damage organizations require de-escalation techniques to safely and effectively protect the people and the organization.
This webinar provides skills and tips to address and de-escalate different types of conflict and attacks. Among the techniques and tips, the webinar reviews how to:
- Be centered and present to de-escalate conflict
- Assess the situation for appropriate approaches before deciding to and engaging in de-escalation
- Diffuse intense and intimidating situations
- Create space for effective communication in conflict
- Establish safety during conflict and de-escalation
- Respond as bystander
Additional Resources from RoadMap:
- RoadMap Office Security and Safety Series
- RoadMap Canvass Security Tips
- RoadMap Getting Your House in Order Checklist
- RoadMap Weathering the Storms Toolkit
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Contact: RoadMap