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Conversations in Community Settings: Setting up Conversations on Your Own




 
Conversations in Communities

Setting up Conversations on Your Own

What if you don't want to use existing organizations or institutions to sponsor your conversation project, or can't find one? Anyone can sponsor a conversation, and conversations can be held just about anyplace, including private homes.

A conversation might simply be an informal gathering of neighbors at someone's house or a community center. Or maybe people from two or three religious groups might come together to discuss issues.

It is probably a good idea, even if you are not partnering with another organization, to put together an informal planning group to get the benefit of a range of opinions and to garner help in planning and carrying out the conversation.


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