Promoting Nonviolent Relationships: Alternatives to Violence Project Workshops with Parents

These slides are a presentation Gener Lapina and I did at the Rethinking Peace, Conflict and Governance conference in Paramatta (12-14 February 2020). It was part of a session called “Alternatives to Violence, Psychosocial Transformation and Peacebuilding.”

Some of the slides might not make a lot of sense without the narration, but we wrote a more detailed paper a little while ago which went into greater detail about the issues raised in this presentation. The paper, The Alternatives to Violence Project: Reflections on a strengths-based approach to nonviolent relationships and conflict resolution, is available here.

If you liked this post please follow my blog, and you might like to look at:

  1. What are Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) workshops?
  2. The Alternatives to Violence Project: Reflections on a strengths-based approach to nonviolent relationships and conflict resolution
  3. Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP), social capital & people from refugee backgrounds
  4. An interactive exercise exploring parenting styles
  5. What are authoritarian, permissive, uninvolved and authoritative parenting styles?
  6. Power and strengths-based practice

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About Graeme Stuart

Lecturer (Family Action Centre, Newcastle Uni), blogger (Sustaining Community), Alternatives to Violence Project facilitator, environmentalist, father. Passionate about families, community development, peace, sustainability.
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