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Conflict as Renewable Resource

Conflict as
Renewable Resource

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I'm Ben Emery, an American living in Düsseldorf with my German wife and our two children.

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For more than twenty years, I've worked with groups of people navigating conflict, harm, and seemingly irreconcilable differences—in families, schools, organizations, and communities across several continents.

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My background is in restorative justice: the messy work of group identity in the wake of tragedy.

 

Much of the work begins with a simple curiosity - What becomes possible when people who have every reason to avoid one another find themselves in the same room?

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I'm Ben Emery, an American living in Düsseldorf with my German wife and our two children.

​

For more than twenty years, I've worked with groups of people navigating conflict, harm, and seemingly irreconcilable differences—in families, schools, organizations, and communities across several continents.

​

My background is in restorative justice: the messy work of group identity in the wake of tragedy.

 

Much of the work begins with a simple curiosity - What becomes possible when people who have every reason to avoid one another find themselves in the same room?​

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