Marshall D. Rosenberg’s NVC process is being applied worldwide with great success in conflict resolution and cooperation between individuals, in families, schools, companies, organisations, prisons and in warzones. The International Center for Nonviolent Communication emerged from Rosenberg’s work with activists in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. During that time he contributed to end segregation in public schools.
Core skills you can learn with NVC:
How can I really listen and hear what a person feels and needs? How can I listen to the message that someone is trying to tell me, even if it they express it in a way that is difficult to receive (like judgements or complaints)?