Reparative Potential of Dialogue in Conflict Transformation
In this Masterclass conversation, Chris Spies will speak on the reparative potential of dialogue in conflict transformation. This session aims to unpack the practice of dialogue as a mode of speech and being, and further explore its reparative potential in working through legacies of violent histories and fostering a shared future. The Masterclass is open to postgraduate students and student leaders involved in institutional and social transformation initiatives.

Chris Spies

Chris Spies is a Conflict Transformation Specialist, the founding Director of Dynamic Stability, and co-founder of Unyoke Foundation has decades of experience as a seasoned trainer; facilitator; dialogue practitioner; accompanier; and peacebuilder. Chris has been co-facilitating intergenerational dialogues and Unyoke Retreats since 2012, fostering connections among local and international peacebuilders. With a focus on nurturing an inspiring network of peacebuilders, his passion lies in walking alongside the younger generation of peace leaders toward creating a sustainable foundation for peace, beginning in Africa and extending globally.

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