[Sust-mar] Community Conflict Mediation - Dialogue for Peaceful Change Facilitators Training

[Steve Law]

Greetings,

 

If you are dealing with conflict, in your workplace, your home, or in your
community, this is a program that will provide you with the skills and tools
to understand and analyze conflicts, as well as give you practical
experience in mediating conflicts and disputes.  If you are finding that
conflicts are continuing to resurface, this program will support you to
understand and analyze the conflict and figure out what is driving and
cycling the conflict through your community, organization, or amongst
individuals or families. You will practice your skills with colleagues and
get peer and professional support to become better at mediating disputes and
conflicts as they surface to bring about sustainable solutions and
resolutions.  The Tatamagouche Centre is the North American training hub for
this internationally accredited program.

 

If you want any more details about the program, feel free to contact me or
register at the Centre 1-800-218-2220

 

Cheers,

 

-steve-

 

 

 

 

 



	



Camille



 

Dialogue for Peaceful Change - Facilitation Training

June 6 - 11, Sun 7 pm - Fri 1 pm 

 

 

"This is the best of the many excellent Tatamagouche programs I have taken"
2009 DPC Participant

 

"The program is nicely put together with a great progression of activities
at the perfect pace; it is one of the most interactive and engaging programs
I have taken

." 2009 DPC Participant 

 

 "I think this program is more than a program about mediation; it challenges
a person to look inside themselves, it develops skills possibly that had
become "lax" and it helps you deeply look at your personal value system"2009
DPC participant 

 

 

Dialogue for Peaceful Change (DPC) is a methodology used in community based
conflict mediation, and provides effective and useful tools and strategies
for analyzing and addressing conflicts. Based on work in Northern Ireland,
DPC is applicable to conflicts and disputes in communities, families and
organizations. It has been implemented in global conflicts in Palestine,
Uganda and the Philippines and amongst police and community groups in
California. In the Maritimes, DPC Facilitators have been using these skills
to address disputes between fisherfolk and government officials, sorting
through tensions within First Nations communities, and promoting greater
cooperation between community and Social Service agencies. DPC moves beyond
traditional mediative methods, focusing on conflict content, culture and
spirituality. The experiential nature of the program allows you to practice
the stages of conflict mediation and apply the tools in a realistic context.


 

See also
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www.dialogueforpeacefulchange.net 

 

 

 

Leadership 

 

Ishbel Munro is Executive Director of the Coastal Communities Network, a
Nova Scotia-wide grassroots, non-profit that works to ensure the future of
Nova Scotia's rural and coastal communities. Ishbel is a Certified Mediator
through Henson College and trained in the DPC methodology in Northern
Ireland. 

Stephen Law, Social Transformation Program Coordinator, trained in DPC
methodology in Turku, Finland and has been a DPC trainer in Northern
Ireland, India and North America. He works extensively in areas of
peacebuilding and community development, and is a former Board Member of
Peace Brigades International. 

 

Cost 

$925 ($545 tuition + $380 meals/accommodations) 

  

 

To Register

 
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1.800.218.2220

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Stephen Law

Social Transformation Program Coordinator

Tatamagouche Centre

steve at sunroot.org

(902) 632-2497

www.tatacentre.ca

 

Please note: I work Tuesdays and Fridays for the Tatamagouche Centre

 

 

 

Stephen Law

Social Transformation Program Coordinator

Tatamagouche Centre

steve at sunroot.org

(902) 632-2497

www.tatacentre.ca

 

Please note: I work Tuesdays and Fridays for the Tatamagouche Centre

 

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