Reimagining conflict requires new tools, vocabulary & skills.
We created these tools to make Good Conflict more doable and more memorable — for people out in the real world, covering conflict as journalists or trying to navigate conflict as leaders, neighbors, colleagues, or voters. These resources are free to share, under these terms and conditions.
Learn How to Fight Smart
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Good Conflict Starter Toolkit
This guide will walk you through the key concepts of Good Conflict, and provide you with practical tips and effective strategies to navigate tough conversations with ease.
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High Conflict Book
New York Times bestselling author and award-winning journalist Amanda Ripley investigates how good people get captured by high conflict—and how they break free.
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High Conflict Discussion Guide
This discussion guide is filled with thought provoking questions, and is perfect for book clubs or anyone looking to get more out of the book!
Get Good Conflict Certified
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Intro Course
This course has helped thousands of leaders identify the understory driving any given conflict – so that they can get to the heart of the matter and avoid unnecessary conflicts.
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Master Class
The Good Conflict Master Class is a self-paced, dynamic course based on our years of experience training thousands of people to break free from the conflict trap.
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Custom Training
Looking for an organization-wide training? We do those too! We customize our workshop to the needs of your organization.
Do Better Journalism
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Good Conflict Journalism Toolkit
This guide will provide you with practical tips and effective strategies to navigate tough conversations with ease.
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Good Conflict + Local TV News
This guide is based on three real-life, long-form TV news stories created using the Good Conflict methodology.
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Good Conflict Journalism Course
We are currently working on a Good Conflict Journalism course for individual reporters and entire newsrooms.
GOOD CONFLICT IN THE WORLD
Produced by our partner, the Solutions Journalism Network, each video in this series describes a journalist’s experience using a Good Conflict technique in their reporting.
We believe it is essential to practice what we preach.
The Good Conflict Test Kitchen is where we try out new ideas, test our hypotheses and (sometimes) fail.