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Befriending Conflict: How to make conflict safer, more productive, and more fun 20th Century - World War I and cross-generational connections both enrichesBefriending conflict what an idea! Among the hundreds of people author Joe Goodbread has helped with conflicts ranging from everyday family and neighborly disputes, to the Troubles in Northern Ireland, most would rather avoid conflict completely, than risk the emotional pain, potential violence, and loss of personal power that they associate with conflict. But each year, more and more people are finding that conflict can be fun! Using the simple