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How should we handle bigger conflicts that take more than a half day or full day to address? What happens when parties to the dispute are in the hundreds, or thousands? Hear from Bill Froehlich, Director of the Divided Community Project at Ohio State University, on how he and his team have worked with communities across the country on some of the most tense conflicts.
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