Free Live Webinar

Why Conflict Professionals Need More Practice Than They're Getting — And How AI Changes That

Join us for a 45-minute live session on deliberate practice in conflict training, featuring a real-time AI simulation demo and structured feedback walkthrough.

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Date: Coming Soon

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Time: 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT / 5:00 PM GMT

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Duration: 45 minutes (includes live demo + Q&A)

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Bonus: Every attendee gets 2 weeks free Pro+ access

What you'll learn

✓ Why the "practice gap" in conflict training matters more than most programs acknowledge
✓ How AI-powered simulation creates realistic, repeatable conflict resolution practice
✓ A live demo of a workplace conflict scenario with real-time AI responses
✓ How structured feedback across 12 competencies accelerates skill development

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Free to attend. Limited to 50 seats per session.

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Who Should Attend

This session is designed for conflict professionals at every stage.

Mediators & Practitioners

Build confidence between cases. Practice the scenarios that keep you up at night before you face them live. Track your growth across 13 core competencies.

Program Directors & Educators

See how AI simulation can supplement your curriculum. Learn about cohort management, instructor dashboards, and analytics that track learner progress.

Students & Early-Career Professionals

Get more practice than any training program can offer. Build the reflexes, judgment, and composure that come from deliberate repetition.

Your Host

ConflictDojo Founder

Founder & CEO, ConflictDojo

Building the future of conflict training through AI-powered simulation. ConflictDojo was created to solve a problem every conflict professional faces: the gap between learning theory and developing the reflexes that only come from practice.