TAP (Talk About the Problems) is a conflict resolution program making a difference in schools and organizations throughout the South. TAP focuses on stopping conflicts before they escalate by empowering individuals to strengthen their communication and leadership skills. TAP Workshops are 90 minutes each and ideal for groups of 30 or fewer, with participants from elementary school to teachers, parents, supervisors, employees, and adults of every age. Interested in bringing a TAP Workshop to your group? Contact us at engagement@isjl.org for more information.
Workshops
Workshops
- Emotional Advocacy: What does it mean to put yourself first without putting others down? Learn how to understand, advocate for, and communicate your emotional needs.
- Making Connections: Techniques such as empathetic listening and productive questioning can help build connections with those who differ from you in order to prevent and navigate conflicts.
- Managing Conflict: Through reflection, role-plays, and real world problem-solving, leaders will develop the knowledge and tools to de-escalate a conflict. Gain a clear understanding of the roots of conflict and how to move a team forward to create a safe, positive and productive environment.
- Understanding Conflict: Conflict is neither good nor bad; our reactions determine positive or negative outcomes. Explore conflict management styles and begin communicating basic emotional needs through discussion, games, and role-play scenarios.
- Communication and Conflict: Everyone communicates differently. Learn ways to look at your communication styles and tactics to make conflict productive and peaceful.
- Keep it Cool: The ability to express one's feelings from an early age can help with successful conflict management throughout one's life. This child-centered workshop is 45 minutes for 3rd-5th grade students and 30 minutes for K-2nd grade students.
