World in Conversation: Summary

World in Conversation

Non-profit, education, dialogue facilitation, community engagement

World in Conversation provides essential non-partisan engagement that fosters civil discourse and collaborative problem-solving across diverse communities.

World in Conversation is a non-profit organization that trains facilitators to engage in constructive dialogues around contentious issues. It offers opportunities for students, university groups, community groups, and professionals to participate in meaningful conversations aimed at building solutions.

Training for facilitators in constructive dialogue; Opportunities for diverse groups to engage in discussions; Non-partisan approach to contentious issues; Global reach with over 550,000 participants

The service is most valuable in educational settings, community engagement initiatives, and professional development programs where constructive dialogue is needed to address complex social issues.

Extensive experience with over two decades of programming; A large network of trained facilitators across 30+ countries; Proven impact with over 550,000 participants engaged in dialogues

World in Conversation's strengths lie in its established methodology for facilitating dialogue, its extensive participant base, and its commitment to fostering civil discourse in a supportive environment.

World in Conversation positions itself as a leader in facilitating constructive dialogue and conflict resolution, emphasizing its non-partisan and inclusive approach.

The target users include students, university groups, community organizations, and professionals seeking to improve their dialogue skills and engage in meaningful conversations.

Participate in our dialogues

• dialogue

• facilitation

• civil discourse

• community engagement

Beyond echo chambers impasse binaries sides gridlock

Empathetic, constructive, inclusive

The organization uniquely combines training for facilitators with practical opportunities for dialogue, emphasizing a non-partisan approach to resolving social issues.

The brand identity reflects a commitment to civil discourse and community engagement, aiming to bridge divides and foster understanding among diverse groups.

2002-01-01

• Laurie Mulvey