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We Should All Be “Control Freaks”

By Steve Korr — December 27, 2016

In his book "Boundaries for Leaders: Results, Relationships, and Being Ridiculously in Charge",  Dr. Henry Cloud states that all leaders should aim towards becoming"control freaks". In other words, leaders should be very concerned about the issue of control and how they … [Read more...]

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Don’t Abandon Your Part of the Battlefield

By Dr. Malik Muhammad — November 25, 2016

My favorite African proverb is “One does not abandon their part of the battlefield, just because it has thorns.”  I often share this to encourage and inspire embattled educators, organizational leaders and social servants to remain true to their purpose, remember their WHY … [Read more...]

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The NOT Box – Why It Happens

By Steve Korr — August 8, 2016

For those in the restorative practices community, there is a lot of discussion about the Social Discipline Window, how restorative practitioners exercise their authority and how to build a restorative culture. This is exciting work and I believe it is having a significant … [Read more...]

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Akoben – A New Look and Feel for 2016!

By Dr. Malik Muhammad — May 31, 2016

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Welcome to our new website!  With the help of our amazing colleague Tumikia Watu-Khuthaza at TWK Web and Print Design, Akoben is stepping into 2016 with a brand new look, feel and way to stay connected with our clients, partners and supporters.  2015 was an amazing year for … [Read more...]

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Building Peace in Our Schools Now!

By Dr. Malik Muhammad — May 2, 2016

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The traditional Maasai greeting is “Casserian Engeri” which means “how are the children?”  Although the Maasai are known for being a culture which produced some of the fiercest and intelligent warriors, they know that if the children are doing well, the society is doing … [Read more...]

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