• We're Still Not Talking to our    Children About Sex

• The Politics of Gender in the
   Workplace

• Darwin and Diversity

• It Wasn't Broken When We Fixed It

• The Facts Never Speak for
   Themselves

• You Can't Prove Anything with    Science

• Social Structures are Just as Real as
   Physical Structures

• When Family Functions Become
  Market Functions

• Alternative or Traditional:
   What Kind of Healing is it?

• Community Problem-Solving
   Strategies

• Even More!

All exchanges of information, whether they be comparisons of research results, or reports of a conversation with friends, or recognizing an acquaintance at a distance, require an act of judgement. Those who seek the "silver bullet" - the perfect value-free unbiased answer - are misinformed about the process of human understanding. We must explore strategies for reintroducing "judgement" and "trust" into our relations with our colleagues and for balancing the flood of facts with what they might mean. Explore with us in a seminar setting that can be specifically designed for a variety of work environments.