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From Conflict to Connection: Board Game and Workbook

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An engaging board game and a practical workbook.

Aims of the tool

Both tools help youth worker teams and young people solve their conflicts with more empathy and understanding.

Description of the tool

Board game:
A cooperative learning game about feelings, needs and everyday conflict situations. Through playful guessing, creative interaction and gentle reflection, players explore how empathy can turn tension into understanding.

Workbook:
A practical workbook for youth workers who want to handle everyday tensions with more clarity, empathy and care. Through real youth work scenarios and simple Nonviolent Communication tools, it helps turn difficult moments into opportunities for learning and connection.

You can download them from there: https://www.21napegyesulet.hu/connection

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Tool overview

From Conflict to Connection: Board Game and Workbook

http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/6001

This tool is for

Youth workers Young people Organisation members

and addresses

Conflict Management

It is recommended for use in:

Strategic Partnerships
Capacity Building

Behind the tool

The tool was created by

Unknown.

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The tool was published to the Toolbox by

Ábris Szép (on 14 September 2026)

and last modified

12 September 2026

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