Communicating without words with your eyes closed, while someone listens to you without judgment.
Did you know that one of Belgium's largest cohousing projects is getting underway in Wezembeek-Oppem?
When the KSAS school community (Katholieke Scholen Aan de Schelde) asked us to develop something around nonviolent communication in schools, we didn't hesitate for a moment.
Loyal readers of our newsletter know that WYT colleague Marijke D'Herde has been using connective communication in Uganda for years.
Colleague Marijke D'Herde brings her passions for nonviolent communication and Africa together in the non-profit organization Akiiki, which is active in Uganda.
At Walk Your Talk, we enjoy using Insights Discovery frequently.
During our workshops for executives, we meet leaders in middle management who feel 'sandwiched' between the decisions made at the top of the organization and what is important to the people in their team.
Walk Your Talk team member Marijke works on nonviolent communication within Minor Ndako, an organization that supports and guides minor refugees.
If the water becomes cloudy or the flow decreases, turning off the tap and locating the blockage is the best solution.
The pandemic accelerated the digitalization of meetings and conversations.
“The transition to self-steering teams has led to greater engagement.
“Being able to disagree respectfully without rising tension.
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