Cultivating connected, conflict resilient communities
Loving Practice is here to help people and organizations develop liberatory relationship practices, build community, and address conflict in ways that are aligned with their social justice values.
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Stewarded by Kiana Elkins
Kiana (they/she) is a neurodivergent, Black, queer, non-binary person learning what it means to be in a practice of loving and treating relationships as sites of liberation.
They are a former conflict-avoidant disruptor turned educator, facilitator, and consultant who spends a lot of time thinking about how to cultivate communities that can survive conflict.
How to Navigate Different Conflict Styles in Relationships
In this blog post and video, Kiana explores how to navigate different conflict styles in relationships.
How to take responsibility for your emotions and impact
In this post, I share how to take responsibility for your emotions and practice accountability in relationships, offering practical tools and insights for managing conflict.
Why Conflict Feels So Hard (And What You Can Do About It)
Conflict often feels overwhelming because our brains are wired for survival, leading us to react based on past experiences rather than present realities...
What is "community", really?
In this post, Kiana explores the difference between genuine communities and 'mirage communities,' sharing her experience at a nonprofit that fell short of its community-focused ideals.
"I have all the responsibility, and none of the power"
Exploring the experiences of BIPOC professionals in socially conscious organizations, focusing on workplace conflict and the need for effective conflict resolution skills.
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