Reconciliation and Forgiveness LO30495

From: Ellery July (ejuly@NWAF.org)
Date: 08/22/03

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I have been thinking about reconciliation and forgiveness as a tool for
healing workplaces, overcoming resistances, and developing better
management /line staff relationships. Has anyone done this and/or does
anyone know of anyone who does this?

ellery july
Director Community Activities and Learning
P - 651.225.3895
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The Northwest Area Foundation exists to help communities in our
eight-state region reduce poverty.

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