In modern, diverse workplaces where work is remote and hybrid, a “belonging” crisis is intensifying. When people are not in the same room as their colleagues and the workforce is drastically changing, how do organizations and leaders create a sense of meaning, belonging, and purpose for their teams, while honoring individual differences? In this provocative moderated conversation, conflict resolution facilitator and author Priya Parker provides candid, practical, and lens-shifting advice on vital 21st-century leadership skills. Parker breaks down the anatomy of sincere connections and gives audiences the skills needed to create meaningful shared experiences, one gathering at a time.
In conversation with Darcy-Tell Morales, Patti & Jonathan Kraft Chief of Learning and Community Engagement, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Following the program, head over to the Linde Family Wing Bookstore and Shop for a book signing.
Assistive listening system
Wheelchair accessible
Ticket Information
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Bag Checks
All bags are subject to inspection by Museum staff. Backpacks, large bags, all liquids including hand sanitizer and sunscreen, and outside food or drink are not permitted. Exceptions are made for medical or religious needs. All bags are strongly discouraged, and any bags larger than 11” x 15” must be checked in the Coat Room upon entry. Read our full bag check policy.