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Vol. XX, No.2 Winter, 2006 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
36th Annual O.D. Information Exchange
will be May 15-19 at the Marriott Springfield Suites, 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 (address and phone above) www.odinstitute.org. ****************** 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) The Second International Conference on
Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability is in The Global
Process Institute has organized a world-work
seminar, "The 14th Annual International Conference on
Conflict Resolution (ICR): Now More Than Ever - a time for new thinking, new vision,
new understanding, and new ways of relating in an increasingly interconnected
and interdependent global community is
May 5 - 15 in St. Petersburg, Russia (Formal conference program May 6-11),
sponsored by Common Bond Institute (USA) & HARMONY Institute (RUSSIA), in
cooperation with International Humanistic Psychology Association.
This is a a Multi-disciplinary, Multi-cultural
conference that has received support from Former President Clinton, Former
President Yeltsin, St. Petersburg Governor Jakovlev,
and is endorsed by over 75 leading-edge organizations and universities
internationally. It is part of the Hague Appeal for Peace Civil Society
Calendar, focusing on all aspects
of conflict resolution and transformation, from the intrapersonal - to the
interpersonal - to relationships between groups, organizations, cultures,
religious traditions, and societies - and ultimately between us and other
species. Submissions of proposals for presentation must be made by March 1. During this year's ICR Conference is
the 3rd Annual "Ecology of War and Peace" Youth Conference, May 5-15. Also, the "Catastrophic
Trauma Recovery Project:" Immediately following the ICR Conference
there will again be intensive trauma treatment training to local relief
workers from regions of conflict assisting victims of war and violence. For
information, proposal and registration forms, Contact Common Bond Institute,
Steve Olweean, Coordinator, 12170 S. Pine Ayr Drive, Climax, Michigan 49034, Ph/Fax: (269)665-9393,
SOlweean@aol.com, full details are available at: www.cbiworld.org. The 6th International Conference on
Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations is in The 5th Annual International Conference
on Globalisation for the Common Good: East Asia and
Pacific Island Communities: The Quest for Identity, Justice and Peace is at Chaminade
University of Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii, June 21 – 25. For details go to
http://commongood.info. The International Peace Research Association
(IPRA) 21st Vi-Annual World Conference will be at the The World
Congress of Jews in The 6th IFLAC Pave Peace,
International Mediterranean Conference: Conflict Resolution Through Culture,
Literature and Poetry is September 17-21 in Engaging the Other: An International,
Multi-cultural Conference examining concepts of "The OTHER" from a
cross-cultural perspective is October 26 - 29, in
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