Event talk:Navigating challenging topics; Creating a toolkit for supporting editors

Super workshop topic and a question

Hello, I am delighted to see this workshop being offered and am unable to attend. I am wondering if it is possible to offer a recording of the presentation (perhaps just the presenter or slides could be recorded ?)

OR is it possible to see a copy of the transcription or a summary of the resources, questions explored so that I can catch up afterwards?

I am wondering which philosophical approaches to communication / navigating conflict are explored in the talk?

Is it workshop about where to go in the Wikipedia universe for mediation support?

Or is it a brainstorming session workshop catered to the participants' needs, questions etc.?

Marshall Rosenberg's practices of nonviolent communication which can be very useful in de-escalation and having productive conversations/respectful exchanges.

Thank you so much for proposing this workshop! Very thoughtful and caring of you all to do so.

Ever warmly from an inquiring mind,

I&I22 (talk) 12:44, 5 January 2026 (UTC)

Hi there, thanks for the question! As per the event information we're not recording the session, but will be creating an e-booklet summarising the main learning points for circulation after the event. We'll have presentations about different approaches to navigating challenging areas, then a Q&A with the speakers, and then after the break we're having breakout rooms to discuss. All of this will be summarised in the e-booklet. So a little of both! Hope that helps. Sara Thomas (WMUK) (talk) 12:47, 5 January 2026 (UTC)