"Evil forges a tornado. But goodness battles in a straight line." ~Caris Roane

JCI Beirut cordially invites you to an exciting session about Evil and Good in our day-to-day communication by presenter and trainer Ms. Tanya Awad Ghorra.

Evil is deeply rooted in the one activity we do most: communicating. It is not just mere "talk that we don't always mean". Because communication reflects culture, beliefs, connections, the way we see and live the world.

What is violence in communication? Where does it come from? Why is it a roadblock to constructive communication? How to eliminate violence from our speech to effectively eliminate violence from our lives, and break the cycle of it? Why is it important? Can we really do it? And what impact does it have on us?

Join us for an exciting session end of this week!

- Date: Friday 12 February 2016
- Time: 6:00 – 8:00 pm
- By: Ms. Tanya Awad Ghorra
- Seats: 40
- Fee: Free of charge
- Venue: Berytech Digital Park, BDD# 1294 - 1st floor, Beirut Digital District, Bechara El Khoury Street, Beirut

About the Trainer:
According to her Twitter profile, Tania said that she is a "Communicator, Bridge builder, Change Maker when I can. I tweet only when I have something to say".
According to the testimonials of some of her coworkers at LinkedIn, they said that she is "A great example of a creative woman, multitalented and a joy to talk to!" and also "Tanya brings competence, expertise, enthusiasm, and deep compassion to all of her work and relationships. I admire her high degree of commitment and integrity, her eloquence, and for always walking her talk".
Besides being known as the lady with the unforgettable voice because you can hear her over the speakers at the Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport, when your mobile phone runs out of units, and in many other places in Lebanon, Tania is an excellent Non Violent Communication segment presenter/trainer at Future TV, Alam Al Sabah.