Conference Calls
Each month we hold at least two conference calls which are open to the public. One is an "All Call" where we discuss upcoming actions and answer questions about the campaign. The second is a call where we discuss and learn about Nonviolent Communications. The public is invited to join us on both calls.
Ask A Peacebuilder
Marianne Perez, part of New Yorkers for a Department of Peace, will share information about peacebuilding and answer your questions about the field under "Ask A Peacebuilder" This area allows comments so If there is something you want to discuss, register and leave a comment or send us an email.
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Join us for our monthly All Call! On these calls, we celebrate recent local activities, share ideas, and hear updates on upcoming actions. All active campaigners or anyone interested in learning about what we
are doing are encouraged to join us for these monthly calls.
Next call: Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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"My name is Katia, and I'm 18 years old. I have high hopes and dreams in changing society, and I dream big of even changing the world someday. Of course I do realize you must start small, but I was wondering if I can make this into a career?" Read the Peacebuilder's response and join the conversation.
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The Peace Alliance hosts monthly conference calls intended to help with communication challenges you may experience in your work. We focus on using methods of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and are grateful to have Miki Kashtan, from Bay Area Nonviolent
Communication, volunteer her time to facilitate these calls.
Next Call:
Thursday, December 18, 2008
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In the previous columns, we defined the terms peace "conflict" and "violence." This month, we will look at a related term: "nonviolence."
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In this month's Ask A Peacebuilder, Marianne discusses the three categories of violence: direct, structural and cultural.
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Conflict might seem like a bad thing, but when you understand and have tools to creatively resolve it, it can be a source of great opportunity! Learn more and join the conversation.
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