Many organizations invest in learning how to navigate conflict — but far fewer know what to do after it happens. What comes next determines whether relationships fracture or deepen.

Building on the RISEWITHUS Conflict Philosophy™, this session focuses on the critical, often-missed phase of conflict: repair, reflection, and re-engagement. Participants will explore how to move beyond resolution and into meaningful restoration — where accountability, emotional intelligence, and equity-centered practices rebuild trust and strengthen relationships.

Grounded in restorative approaches and power-aware frameworks, this session will guide attendees through what it means to:

Reflect on conflict with intention, not avoidance
Re-engage without self-abandonment or performative harmony
Repair harm in ways that center dignity, accountability, and growth
Integrate feedback and learning into future conflict practices

If you've attended previous workshops, this session builds on that work—connecting insight to sustained transformation. Because conflict isn't the end of the story. What you do after is where the real work begins.

Recorded June 27, 2026 at Children's Institute 2026 in Schaumburg, Illinois.

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