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SUMMARY: Healing Ourselves Part 2 – Staying in Difficult Conversations Thro
 ugh Mindfulness
DESCRIPTION: Healing Ourselves: Building Deeper Connections is a collaborat
 ive series offered by Meg Krejci\, Mindfulness Consultant\, and Erin Stampp
  from the Office of Diversity\, Equity & Inclusion. This three-part series 
 invites participants to use mindfulness practices to expand their capacity 
 to stay present during difficult conversations and support work toward equi
 ty and positive change. Building on […]
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 ">Healing Ourselves: Building Deeper Connections</em> is a collaborative se
 ries offered by Meg Krejci\, Mindfulness Consultant\, and Erin Stampp from 
 the Office of Diversity\, Equity & Inclusion.</p><p dir="auto" data-start="
 795" data-end="1201">This three-part series invites participants to use min
 dfulness practices to expand their capacity to stay present during difficul
 t conversations and support work toward equity and positive change. Buildin
 g on greater awareness of ourselves and the biases we carry\, participants 
 will explore how to lean into discomfort\, cultivate compassion\, and remai
 n connected to one another through challenging moments.</p><p dir="auto" da
 ta-start="1203" data-end="1263">Through guided reflection and discussion\, 
 participants will:</p><ul data-start="1265" data-end="1447"><li data-sectio
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 nt and lean into discomfort during difficult conversations</li><li data-sec
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  explore ways to move toward action\, connection\, and positive change</li>
 </ul><p dir="auto" data-start="1449" data-end="1598">These practices can he
 lp build the relationships and sense of connection needed to support healin
 g\, restoration\, and a healthier culture and climate.</p><p dir="auto" dat
 a-start="1600" data-end="1661">All WashU students\, staff\, faculty\, and t
 rainees are welcome.</p><p dir="auto" data-start="1663" data-end="1680"><st
 rong data-start="1663" data-end="1680">Register <a href="https://wustl-hipa
 a.zoom.us/meeting/register/a4x1H815Spy_2NY3IUepXA#/registration">HERE</a></
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