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Vol. XX, No. 1 Fall, 2005
Nonviolent Change Journal helps
to network the peace community: providing dialoguing, exchanges of ideas,
articles, reviews, reports and announcements of the activities of peace
related groups and meetings, reviews of world developments relating to
nonviolent change and resource information concerning the development of
human relations on the basis of mutual respect. UPCOMING EVENTS The 20th Annual Meeting of the
Research/Study Team on Nonviolent Large Systems Change, will be May (Date to be decided) just before the
annual O.D. Information exchange, at. For
more information, contact Organization
Development Institute, (440)729-7419 Let
Don know if you would like to present. The meeting will open with a get to know
each other session on Sunday evening that will set the initial agenda. The
group will adjust the agenda as the meeting proceeds, with preference given
to presentations and discussions already scheduled. The 35th Annual O.D. Information Exchange will be May (Date to be
decided) at the. For more information, contact Don Cole at http://www.odinstitute.org or at the above address or telephone number. The 26th O.D. World Conference and O.D. Networks World Wide will be
announced shortly. For details contact Don Cole at O.D. Institute
at http://www.odinstitute.org
or at the above address or telephone number. The Call for Justice Weekend: Stop the Torture, calling for an end of
the use of torture by the United for Peace and Justice Mobilization to End the
War in Iraq is in The Second Annual Conference on Conflict Resolution Education, What Works! Innovations in Conflict Resolution
Education: Early Childhood to Higher
Education is September 28 - October 1 at The 2005 Peace and Justice Studies Association
(PJSA) Conference will be at The 2005
Gandhian Conference on Nonviolence is October
14-15, 2005 or visit the Gandhi Institute for
Nonviolence website: http://www.gandhiinstitute.org Victim Offender Mediation Association (VOMA) Conference
is October 24-28, in Philadelphia, PA (for more information on the VOMA
Conference, see http://www.voma.org ),
with a Pre-Conference event,
Sunday, October 23, 2005, is intended to: 1. define socially responsible peacemaking
practices; 2. outline guidelines for supporting and building culturally
enabled and diverse organizations and services; 3. develop a national and
international alliance of organizations involved in promoting socially
responsible and justice-focused practices in conflict resolution, mediation,
and peacemaking. For more information contact PeaceWeb:
(520)670-1541, peaceweb@apeacemaker.net Jaipur Peace Foundation in collaboration with Peace
Education Commission, IPRA and Asia Pacific Peace Research Association
(APPRA) is organizing its third international conference on Sixty Years After Second World War:
Lessons for Peace Building, January 5-7, in Jaipur
(Rajasthan) or at: http://in.f86.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=dadhich_naresh@yahoo.co.in or at dadhich_naresh@yahoo.co.in The Second International Conference on
Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability is in The Global Process
Institute has organized a world-work
seminar, "The
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