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We are simply trying to hold space for
people interested in group relations work.
We serve as a home for people who have experienced the power of group relations work, particularly in combination with spirituality and social justice. We want to nurture the GR network by offering a place to co-create as individuals and/or organizations. We are open to collaboration around group relations conferences and application events, writing, reflecting and meeting. We offer to stay connected with “the work” in various ways. We pay attention to where the energy takes us.
The programs we offer at this moment are listed in the activities section. As we are growing in numbers, we are beginning to create local (and virtual) communities that people may join to nurture “the work.”
EVENTS
Group Relations
Race Relations
Applications
Registration Full
Thursday, July 16, 2020
90-minute session
8 am Pacific Time; 11 am Eastern Time; 4 pm London Time; 5 pm Paris Time; 6 pm Israel Time; 6 pm Moscow Time; 8:30 pm Delhi Time
Thursday, July 23, 2020
90-minute session
4 pm Pacific Time; 7pm Eastern Time; 7am Beijing Time (July 24); 9 am Melbourne Time (July 24)
Group Relations International is offering a reflective space to explore how your experiences related to race in conferences influence your current conversations, actions and work related to anti-racism. To put it differently, what have you learned in conferences in terms of race and how do you apply it today? Please be prepared to share at least one story. Let’s learn from each other.
All who attended at least one group relations conference are welcome to register. Depending upon the number of people who seek to take this opportunity, we may use break-out rooms. Please register for one or both of these events by filling out the form below. We will then send you a calendar invite with a zoom link.
This event is designed as more of a dialogue than a small study group conference experience. We are seeking to share, listen and learn. Based on what emerges, a more interactive experiential event may be considered.