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DESCRIPTION:In this 5 week non-credit course open to all USC students\, we
 ’ll learn to CLICK —a hyper- contextual process of nurturing the relat
 ionships with ourselves and each other that promotes thriving at USC and b
 eyond.\n\nIn a discussion-driven small group\, we will practice connecting
  strategies and use our own experiences to explore our social relationship
 s.\n\nSpecifically\, we will become more aware of our:\n\nConnecting stori
 esVision for our relationshipsStrengths and obstacles in connectingPractic
 es and habits that cultivate connectionPotential to connect through our cu
 rrent spaces\, networks\, and schedules Come craft your empowered relation
 al action plan this semester as we learn to CLICK.\n\nLocation and Time: T
 uesdays\, 5pm-6:30pm\, online\n\nTeacher: Cat Moore is USC’s Director of
  Belonging\, a Friendship Expert\, Community Maker\, Consultant\, Writer a
 nd Speaker. She is passionate about empowering people to connect\, discove
 r each other’s awesomeness\, and create interdependent lives at home\, w
 ork\, school\, and play. She studied the Human Condition at USC with the l
 ate Dr. Dallas Willard and at the University of Edinburgh specializing in 
 the ethical conditions for diverse community and how culture changes throu
 gh relationships nurtured in public spaces. After partnering with the Los 
 Angeles Unified School District to analyze the role of relationships in sy
 stemic change\, she went on to direct communications for a non-profit that
  helps neighbors to build bridges of caring relationship. But her greatest
  learning in relationship-making grew from her role as Mother Clucker of t
 he Coop\, a grassroots movement of friend-making in public spaces. For nea
 rly a decade\, her team occupied the cafes of northeast LA aiming to end l
 oneliness and divisiveness through the power of presence\, listening\, and
  other micro-gestures of friendliness. Developing the CLICK™ method of c
 onnecting on the ground amongst people across age\, wage\, and life stage 
 and across social divides\, inspired Cat to found Connectors Consulting to
  help even more people craft relationship-centric lives and to empower lea
 ders to humanize their systems and cultures to make people the bottom line
 . Her CLICK™ methodology has been studied by various universities and he
 r work has received national grants.\n\n \n\nREGISTER HERE: https://mindfu
 l.usc.edu/classes/click-nurture-relationships-6/
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Mindful USC: CLICK! – Nurture Relationships
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/mindful_usc_click_nurture_rela
 tionships
CATEGORIES:Health and Community Well-Being
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DESCRIPTION:In this 5 week non-credit course open to all USC students\, we
 ’ll learn to CLICK —a hyper- contextual process of nurturing the relat
 ionships with ourselves and each other that promotes thriving at USC and b
 eyond.\n\nIn a discussion-driven small group\, we will practice connecting
  strategies and use our own experiences to explore our social relationship
 s.\n\nSpecifically\, we will become more aware of our:\n\nConnecting stori
 esVision for our relationshipsStrengths and obstacles in connectingPractic
 es and habits that cultivate connectionPotential to connect through our cu
 rrent spaces\, networks\, and schedules Come craft your empowered relation
 al action plan this semester as we learn to CLICK.\n\nLocation and Time: T
 uesdays\, 5pm-6:30pm\, online\n\nTeacher: Cat Moore is USC’s Director of
  Belonging\, a Friendship Expert\, Community Maker\, Consultant\, Writer a
 nd Speaker. She is passionate about empowering people to connect\, discove
 r each other’s awesomeness\, and create interdependent lives at home\, w
 ork\, school\, and play. She studied the Human Condition at USC with the l
 ate Dr. Dallas Willard and at the University of Edinburgh specializing in 
 the ethical conditions for diverse community and how culture changes throu
 gh relationships nurtured in public spaces. After partnering with the Los 
 Angeles Unified School District to analyze the role of relationships in sy
 stemic change\, she went on to direct communications for a non-profit that
  helps neighbors to build bridges of caring relationship. But her greatest
  learning in relationship-making grew from her role as Mother Clucker of t
 he Coop\, a grassroots movement of friend-making in public spaces. For nea
 rly a decade\, her team occupied the cafes of northeast LA aiming to end l
 oneliness and divisiveness through the power of presence\, listening\, and
  other micro-gestures of friendliness. Developing the CLICK™ method of c
 onnecting on the ground amongst people across age\, wage\, and life stage 
 and across social divides\, inspired Cat to found Connectors Consulting to
  help even more people craft relationship-centric lives and to empower lea
 ders to humanize their systems and cultures to make people the bottom line
 . Her CLICK™ methodology has been studied by various universities and he
 r work has received national grants.\n\n \n\nREGISTER HERE: https://mindfu
 l.usc.edu/classes/click-nurture-relationships-6/
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Mindful USC: CLICK! – Nurture Relationships
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/mindful_usc_click_nurture_rela
 tionships
CATEGORIES:Health and Community Well-Being
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DESCRIPTION:In this 5 week non-credit course open to all USC students\, we
 ’ll learn to CLICK —a hyper- contextual process of nurturing the relat
 ionships with ourselves and each other that promotes thriving at USC and b
 eyond.\n\nIn a discussion-driven small group\, we will practice connecting
  strategies and use our own experiences to explore our social relationship
 s.\n\nSpecifically\, we will become more aware of our:\n\nConnecting stori
 esVision for our relationshipsStrengths and obstacles in connectingPractic
 es and habits that cultivate connectionPotential to connect through our cu
 rrent spaces\, networks\, and schedules Come craft your empowered relation
 al action plan this semester as we learn to CLICK.\n\nLocation and Time: T
 uesdays\, 5pm-6:30pm\, online\n\nTeacher: Cat Moore is USC’s Director of
  Belonging\, a Friendship Expert\, Community Maker\, Consultant\, Writer a
 nd Speaker. She is passionate about empowering people to connect\, discove
 r each other’s awesomeness\, and create interdependent lives at home\, w
 ork\, school\, and play. She studied the Human Condition at USC with the l
 ate Dr. Dallas Willard and at the University of Edinburgh specializing in 
 the ethical conditions for diverse community and how culture changes throu
 gh relationships nurtured in public spaces. After partnering with the Los 
 Angeles Unified School District to analyze the role of relationships in sy
 stemic change\, she went on to direct communications for a non-profit that
  helps neighbors to build bridges of caring relationship. But her greatest
  learning in relationship-making grew from her role as Mother Clucker of t
 he Coop\, a grassroots movement of friend-making in public spaces. For nea
 rly a decade\, her team occupied the cafes of northeast LA aiming to end l
 oneliness and divisiveness through the power of presence\, listening\, and
  other micro-gestures of friendliness. Developing the CLICK™ method of c
 onnecting on the ground amongst people across age\, wage\, and life stage 
 and across social divides\, inspired Cat to found Connectors Consulting to
  help even more people craft relationship-centric lives and to empower lea
 ders to humanize their systems and cultures to make people the bottom line
 . Her CLICK™ methodology has been studied by various universities and he
 r work has received national grants.\n\n \n\nREGISTER HERE: https://mindfu
 l.usc.edu/classes/click-nurture-relationships-6/
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Mindful USC: CLICK! – Nurture Relationships
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/mindful_usc_click_nurture_rela
 tionships
CATEGORIES:Health and Community Well-Being
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DESCRIPTION:In this 5 week non-credit course open to all USC students\, we
 ’ll learn to CLICK —a hyper- contextual process of nurturing the relat
 ionships with ourselves and each other that promotes thriving at USC and b
 eyond.\n\nIn a discussion-driven small group\, we will practice connecting
  strategies and use our own experiences to explore our social relationship
 s.\n\nSpecifically\, we will become more aware of our:\n\nConnecting stori
 esVision for our relationshipsStrengths and obstacles in connectingPractic
 es and habits that cultivate connectionPotential to connect through our cu
 rrent spaces\, networks\, and schedules Come craft your empowered relation
 al action plan this semester as we learn to CLICK.\n\nLocation and Time: T
 uesdays\, 5pm-6:30pm\, online\n\nTeacher: Cat Moore is USC’s Director of
  Belonging\, a Friendship Expert\, Community Maker\, Consultant\, Writer a
 nd Speaker. She is passionate about empowering people to connect\, discove
 r each other’s awesomeness\, and create interdependent lives at home\, w
 ork\, school\, and play. She studied the Human Condition at USC with the l
 ate Dr. Dallas Willard and at the University of Edinburgh specializing in 
 the ethical conditions for diverse community and how culture changes throu
 gh relationships nurtured in public spaces. After partnering with the Los 
 Angeles Unified School District to analyze the role of relationships in sy
 stemic change\, she went on to direct communications for a non-profit that
  helps neighbors to build bridges of caring relationship. But her greatest
  learning in relationship-making grew from her role as Mother Clucker of t
 he Coop\, a grassroots movement of friend-making in public spaces. For nea
 rly a decade\, her team occupied the cafes of northeast LA aiming to end l
 oneliness and divisiveness through the power of presence\, listening\, and
  other micro-gestures of friendliness. Developing the CLICK™ method of c
 onnecting on the ground amongst people across age\, wage\, and life stage 
 and across social divides\, inspired Cat to found Connectors Consulting to
  help even more people craft relationship-centric lives and to empower lea
 ders to humanize their systems and cultures to make people the bottom line
 . Her CLICK™ methodology has been studied by various universities and he
 r work has received national grants.\n\n \n\nREGISTER HERE: https://mindfu
 l.usc.edu/classes/click-nurture-relationships-6/
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Mindful USC: CLICK! – Nurture Relationships
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/mindful_usc_click_nurture_rela
 tionships
CATEGORIES:Health and Community Well-Being
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DESCRIPTION:In this 5 week non-credit course open to all USC students\, we
 ’ll learn to CLICK —a hyper- contextual process of nurturing the relat
 ionships with ourselves and each other that promotes thriving at USC and b
 eyond.\n\nIn a discussion-driven small group\, we will practice connecting
  strategies and use our own experiences to explore our social relationship
 s.\n\nSpecifically\, we will become more aware of our:\n\nConnecting stori
 esVision for our relationshipsStrengths and obstacles in connectingPractic
 es and habits that cultivate connectionPotential to connect through our cu
 rrent spaces\, networks\, and schedules Come craft your empowered relation
 al action plan this semester as we learn to CLICK.\n\nLocation and Time: T
 uesdays\, 5pm-6:30pm\, online\n\nTeacher: Cat Moore is USC’s Director of
  Belonging\, a Friendship Expert\, Community Maker\, Consultant\, Writer a
 nd Speaker. She is passionate about empowering people to connect\, discove
 r each other’s awesomeness\, and create interdependent lives at home\, w
 ork\, school\, and play. She studied the Human Condition at USC with the l
 ate Dr. Dallas Willard and at the University of Edinburgh specializing in 
 the ethical conditions for diverse community and how culture changes throu
 gh relationships nurtured in public spaces. After partnering with the Los 
 Angeles Unified School District to analyze the role of relationships in sy
 stemic change\, she went on to direct communications for a non-profit that
  helps neighbors to build bridges of caring relationship. But her greatest
  learning in relationship-making grew from her role as Mother Clucker of t
 he Coop\, a grassroots movement of friend-making in public spaces. For nea
 rly a decade\, her team occupied the cafes of northeast LA aiming to end l
 oneliness and divisiveness through the power of presence\, listening\, and
  other micro-gestures of friendliness. Developing the CLICK™ method of c
 onnecting on the ground amongst people across age\, wage\, and life stage 
 and across social divides\, inspired Cat to found Connectors Consulting to
  help even more people craft relationship-centric lives and to empower lea
 ders to humanize their systems and cultures to make people the bottom line
 . Her CLICK™ methodology has been studied by various universities and he
 r work has received national grants.\n\n \n\nREGISTER HERE: https://mindfu
 l.usc.edu/classes/click-nurture-relationships-6/
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Mindful USC: CLICK! – Nurture Relationships
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/mindful_usc_click_nurture_rela
 tionships
CATEGORIES:Health and Community Well-Being
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