Living conversations from practitioners around the world
We're sharing with you stories and conversations about how Collaborative and Dialogic Practices (CDP) have shaped our work in child protection.
Participants reflect on their experiences — not as finished "results," but as living conversations that continue to evolve. As Harlene Anderson reminds us, "every conversation continues in different contexts and at different moments."
We're curious to know how these reflections resonate with you, and what new questions or ideas they might spark in your own work. If you'd like to share your thoughts, story, or join the conversation, please write to us at info@mutuallearningprogram.org
This story is not only about a destination, but about the dialogic and collaborative journey that brought it into being. What began as a shared intention to explore and learn, evolved into the co-creation of a Women's Resource Centre in Assam...
As a Community-Based Rehabilitation Officer with a background in rehabilitation medicine, I had the opportunity to coordinate a home-based care program for people with disabilities — an endeavor that at first seemed overwhelming...
When working for the protection of refugee children, I often find myself having to assess and respond to the needs of unaccompanied or separated children. At the end of last year, we received a 13-year-old boy from Mali...
Belief systems constitute a set of meanings shared by a human community and embedded in people's language to talk about certain things that are considered fundamental to their lives, practices, and decisions...
I was invited to teach a multi-day workshop on Collaborative-Dialogical Practices in 2017 at the Brief Systemic Dialogical Therapy Model program in Cyprus. From the moment I arrived, the experience was unforgettable...
Do you have a story to share? We'd love to hear how Collaborative and Dialogic Practices have shaped your work. Write to us!
info@mutuallearningprogram.org