Conflict Resolution Activities

Art expression in terms of conflict resolution involves using various artistic mediums, such as visual arts, music, or theatre, as a means of non-verbal communication and self-expression to explore emotions, bridge differences, and facilitate healing and reconciliation in the context of conflict resolution processes.

A collaborative puzzle is an activity where individuals work together as a team to solve a puzzle, combining their skills, knowledge, and perspectives to piece together the puzzle's components, fostering cooperation, communication, and problem-solving skills in a shared endeavour.

A conflict resolution board game is a game designed to simulate and navigate through conflict scenarios, providing players with opportunities to practice problem-solving, negotiation, and communication skills in a fun and interactive way, fostering understanding and promoting constructive resolution strategies.

A Group Discussion Circle is a facilitated gathering where individuals affected by a conflict come together to engage in open and respectful dialogue, actively listening to each other's perspectives, sharing experiences, and collaboratively seeking solutions to address the conflict and promote understanding and resolution within the group.

A group problem-solving activity involves a collaborative effort where individuals work together to identify, analyse, and address a shared problem or challenge, utilizing collective brainstorming, critical thinking, and communication skills to find effective solutions and promote resolution within the group.

A mediation exercise is a structured activity or role-play scenario where participants take on the role of a mediator to facilitate communication and negotiation between conflicting parties, aiming to help them reach a mutually acceptable resolution, fostering conflict resolution skills and promoting peaceful dialogue.

A restorative circle is a structured and inclusive process that brings together individuals involved in a conflict or harm, providing a safe space for open dialogue, active listening, and collective problem-solving, with the goal of fostering understanding, healing, and repairing relationships within a community or group.

Role-playing scenarios involve participants assuming different roles or perspectives related to a conflict situation, engaging in simulated interactions to explore various viewpoints, practice empathy, and develop effective communication and problem-solving strategies to address and resolve the conflict constructively.