As a Fulbright scholar, attorney Larry King, traveled to Islamabad, Pakistan for the US Govt, where he instituted offender work programs, inmate literacy and drug programs to help them find peacable resolution to differing opinions.
He found that indigenous peoples of the world have much to teach us about problem-solving. Native Americans, tribes around the world, as well as in all nationalities, families, communities and schools, diverse opinions can boil.
Larry's mission is to make a difference in a world of diverse ideas by engaging primitive principles of equity to gain a community of respect and camaderie. Larry King's resolution style is based on listening, using
such tools as the talking stick for those who have difficulty expressing themselves. To be heard may be one of our greatest needs. Knowing someone cares is important. How we handle conflict is the key to peaceful resolution.
Certainly, families, youth groups, companies and neighbors can benefit from listening to this show. Gathering together in a quest to honor differing points of view is a good place to start.
The conversaton will be insightful and entertaining as Jean tells us of how we can better understand ourselves.