The TREE Blog: Ripples of Knowledge

How Can You be an Active Bystander?

Imagine walking down the street and seeing someone being harassed or bullied. Wouldyou step in, or would you walk away? Many people hesitate, unsure of what to do. Being anactive bystander means choosing to help in situations where someone might be in danger, uncomfortable, or at risk. Oftentimes, when victims

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How to Be an Inclusive Leader

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed workplace culture. Now more than ever, workers look for inclusive leaders who foster a sense of belonging in the workplace.  All leaders have the same basic goals: productivity, employee retention, and positive outcomes. The best leaders take those basic goals up a notch – they

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Fostering Connections: The Role of Empathy in Our Lives

We live in a society where we’re constantly encouraged to be positive, find the silver lining, and “stay strong.” But what if that advice isn’t always what people need? What if, instead of trying to fix things, we simply need to be present with others in their pain? That’s where

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Navigating Conflict: Essential Skills for De-Escalation

Conflict is a natural part of life. Whether it’s a disagreement with a friend, a debate at work, or a clash of ideas, conflicts are inevitable. But here’s the good news: you can de-escalate conflicts effectively, turning them into opportunities for growth and understanding. Let’s dive into some essential skills

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