Strategic questioning is a technique designed to create knowledge that awakens possibilities of change. It is a process that empowers new questions, releases blocks to new ideas, facilitates people’s own responses to change, and creates answers that may not be immediately known but, may emerge. This is a process tool that can become a practice in addressing new ways to develop more equity and inclusion or, to sift through conversations, opinions and attitudes that often lead to a dead end in terms of transformation and change.

Human rights activist, poet and educator Ericka Huggins uses examples of case studies of clashes and conflicts among clients and institutions in applying a systemic and structural lens to encourage a process for addressing “issues” in ways that may be considered from multiple perspectives and analyses.

Lunch will be served.

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