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SIT is a pioneer in the field of conflict transformation, which is an integral part of its broader academic focus on international peace studies and peacebuilding. The SIT Master of Arts in Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation is designed to help students develop the insights, analytical ability, theoretical knowledge, and practical skills they need to work with groups of people that are in conflict with other communities. In order to transform the relationships and systems that produce intractable inter-communal conflicts around the world, the SIT program takes an interpersonal and systematic approach to the identity-based dynamics of conflict, with a particular focus on developing holistic responses. About SIT Graduate Institute: SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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Conflict Transformation & Peace Education in the Midst of War in the Philippines

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Script Rey, the terms conflict resolution, conflict management & conflict transformation have different meanings but are related, right? I have no clue. Teach me now. Yes. Traditional approaches to peacemaking involve such conflict resolution methods as bargaining, negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication. Article 33 of the United Nations Charter enumerates pacific settlement of disputes to include negotiation, enquiry, mediation, conciliation arbitration, judicial settlement, resort to regional agencies or arrangements, or other peaceful means of their own choice. The newer approaches to peacemaking include psycho-social approaches, problem-solving workshops, conflict transformation, & training. The discussion on conflict necessarily starts with the causes of conflict, emergence and escalation of conflict, conflict resolution, and conflict transformation. The causes of conflict can be external or internal. There are both local & international conflicts. We need to have a deeper understanding of the social, economic, political, & military factors that cause political violence & armed conflict. Rey, tell me, what is conflict management? What does conflict management mean, Rey? Conflict management refers to the limitation & prevention of future hostilities through the promotion of positive relationship between the current parties to the conflict. Conflict settlement refers to the termination of hostilities through a peace agreement. Conflict resolution refers <b>...</b>

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Speaker / Facilitator Tommy Nugent teaches the 'Aiki' Way of Conflict Resolution at Spring '08 National Conference on Student Leadership. WWW.TOMMYSPEAKS.COM

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From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference April 3-4, 2009 at Harvard Divinity School. Opening Speaker: Dr. Donna Hicks, creator of the Dignity Model approach to conflict transformation and Associate at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard. For complete schedule and conference information, visit www.hopetending.org/schedule.htm. The Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference was designed to address the complexities and nuances of the Ivy League / military relationship in a thoughtful way. Please watch all conference segments before leaving critical comments. Thank you! For next video in the series, click on username (HDSREM). The conference was a Harvard Divinity School student initiative, co-sponsored by the Deans Office and the Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; the Dean of Students Office, Harvard Law School; Harvard ROTC Association; Harvard Kennedy School Armed Forces Club; Harvard Business School Armed Forces Alumni Association; Harvard Divinity School Life Together; Harvard Law School Armed Forces Association; Religion and Conflict Transformation Program, Boston University School of Theology and the Boston Theological Institute; Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC; ALLIES: Alliance Linking Leaders in Education and the Services, a program of the Institute for Global Leadership at Tufts University; Harvard ROTC Alumni Fund; Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University <b>...</b>

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"Politics and the Illusion of Peace: The Dynamics and Challenges of Security in Africa in the 21st Century - A Classical Case of Nigeria" - A Lecture by Chris Ekene Mbah (Department for Peace and Conflict Transformation, University of Tromsø, Norway) @ The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy [January 12th, 2011; Berlin, Germany]

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From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference, April 3-4, 2009, at Harvard Divinity School. Opening Speaker: Dr. Donna Hicks, creator of the Dignity Model approach to conflict transformation and Associate at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard. For complete schedule and conference information, visit www.hopetending.org/schedule.htm. The Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference was designed to address the complexities and nuances of the Ivy League / military relationship in a thoughtful way. Please watch all conference segments before leaving critical comments. Thank you! The conference was a Harvard Divinity School student initiative, co-sponsored by the Deans Office and the Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; the Dean of Students Office, Harvard Law School; Harvard ROTC Association; Harvard Kennedy School Armed Forces Club; Harvard Business School Armed Forces Alumni Association; Harvard Divinity School Life Together; Harvard Law School Armed Forces Association; Religion and Conflict Transformation Program, Boston University School of Theology and the Boston Theological Institute; Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC; ALLIES: Alliance Linking Leaders in Education and the Services, a program of the Institute for Global Leadership at Tufts University; Harvard ROTC Alumni Fund; Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University; and the Command and General Staff College Foundation.

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Tatsushi Arai is associate professor of conflict transformation at SIT Graduate Institute. His current areas of interest include research in Pakistan, dialogues aimed at transforming the underlying discourse of the war on terror in the West, as well as the growing networks of organized militancy in the Afghan-Pakistan context. About TEDx, x = independently organized event: In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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TMS Peace Journalist Kimberlye Kowalczyk interviews Gudrun Kramer, Co-Director of the Institute for Integrative Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding (IICP) in Vienna, Austria about their conflict transformation work in Sri Lanka and other regions of the world.

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csp.iofc.orgThe Caux Scholars Program (CSP), a one-month summer course in Conflict Transformation taking place in Caux, Switzerland, draws upon stories of personal transformation. Highlighting the learning experience at Caux, this video juxtaposes French Resistance leader Irene Laure (1948 post-war Europe) with a 2011 scholar who grew up during the Civil War in Lebanon. It also features other 2011 scholars and CSP Academic Director, Carl Stauffer.

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This video highlights SFCG's work in Nepal. Radio soap operas for conflict transformation and youth leadership initiatives are among our most successful projects in Nepal.

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SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for nearly 40 years. SIT features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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Lehigh University's TLT 394: Conflict Transformation in Schools and Business Settings

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SIT's Master of Arts in International Education, the oldest program of its kind, formally prepares more professionals in the field of international education than any other university in the world today. Through SIT's experiential learning model, students develop skills and expertise related to advising, exchange management, nonformal and community education, volunteer program management, language teaching administration, sustainable development, conflict transformation, and other related areas as desired. Professional connections on-campus and around the world In addition to SIT's expert graduate faculty, students have valuable access to well-regarded international education and exchange programs, including SIT Study Abroad and The Experiment in International Living, administered from the SIT/World Learning campus. SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van <b>...</b>

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The Institute for Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding (ICP) conducted a 14-days training in "Transition from Conflict to Peace & Nonviolence" in Baku, Azerbaijan from 1 - 14 June 2011. Find more details on: iicp.ch

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Julia Fisher, a student of conflict transformation at the SIT Graduate Institute, created this digital story about her experiences on an intercultural communication course in Mexico, January 2010. To learn more about the SIT Graduate Institute, visit www.sit.edu/graduate.

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Music is a bridge between people that can transcend differences and prejudice and unite people, especially in countries that are torn apart by war and experiencing conflict transformation. It is a medium that especially appeals to young people. In the case of Sri Lanka, it reaches out to a generation that has been born into and grown up with the war and conflict. Young Asia Television (YATV), in collaboration with the Global Partnership for the Prevention for Armed Conflict (GPPAC), has produced a music video to commemorate International Peace Day on the 21st of September 2008. Until we inhabit a different world the International Day of Peace must be embraced as an opportunity to reflect on what's happening around us, how far we have come and how much further we have to go. Bringing Down the Sun an original song written and preformed by the rock band Paranoid Earthling, highlights the impact of conflict on youth in Sri Lanka. Paranoid Earthling is made up by Mirshad, Dhanushka, Asela and Shanka, four young musicians from Kandy, with 7 years of experience and a loyal fan base among urban Sri Lankan youth. Recognizing that few opportunities exist in Sri Lanka for musicians to explore their talent and create new songs, YATV and GCPAC embarked on this initiative to promote peace, through the power of youth and music. The music video especially targets urban youth in Sri Lanka and among the Sri Lankan diaspora in other countries. YATV is committed to supporting peace and <b>...</b>

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The town of Brattleboro is known for her progressive take on the New England lifestyle. There are numerous stores selling ethnic arts and crafts, as well as a number of trendy restaurants. Since the town is a short hop away from New Hampshire, many locals and visitors cross state lines to do their groceries. About SIT Graduate Institute: SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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Nestled in the hills of Brattleboro, Vermont, SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, was amongst the first in the nation to feature Masters degrees in the areas of Conflict Transformation, International Education, TESOL, and Sustainable Development. SIT is a Program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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SIT's Sustainable Development MA prepares graduates for positions in organizations working toward a more equitable and sustainable use of the world's wealth and natural resources. The program emphasizes the importance of civil society actors and institutions, including NGOs, community programs, social movements, coalitions, and faith-based organizations. Examine competing theories and approaches to development while building competencies in key areas such as: Community empowerment Monitoring and evaluation Policy analysis Advocacy and training Economic development Program planning Proposal writing Acquire skills and training SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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"Everybody Needs Peace" Peace Rap from Uganda Children's Global Peace Project cgpp.org filmed by Kevin Lockwood Action for Peace and Conflict Transformation apctinuganda.ning.com HQ Peace Rap via Vimeo.com www.vimeo.com

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Principles for Effective Conflict Transformation in the Educational Context (Power Point to Video). Contact us for paper thesis (pdf) and/or original power point packed (ppt) for use in educational contexts.

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The 2004 documentary about the vision and work of the Karuna Center for Peacebuilding. The film focuses on the aftermath of the Bosnia-Herzegovina was in the 1990s and portrays Karuna's 6 year conflict transformation training project there. Communities in Dialogue reveals the healing that can emerge when survivors of violent conflicts engage in authentic, inter-communal dialogue.

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From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference, April 3-4, 2009, at Harvard Divinity School. Panel 1: Were All in It Together: Social Class, Education, and Public Service Introductions by Moderator: Rev. Bryan Hehir (Harvard Kennedy School) 1.Prof. Diane Moore (Harvard Divinity School): A Journey of Complexity: A Family Portrait Exploring the Intersections of Race, Class, the Military, and the Academy 2.RADM Alan Steinman USCG (Ret.): Impacts and Status of Dont Ask, Dont Tell 3.Kathy Roth-Douquet, Esq., author: AWOL: The Unexcused Absence of Americas Upper Classes from the Military and How It Hurts Our Country For complete schedule and conference information, visit www.hopetending.org/schedule.htm. The Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference was designed to address the complexities and nuances of the Ivy League / military relationship in a thoughtful way. Please watch all conference segments before leaving critical comments. Thank you! For next video in the series, click on username: HDSREM or More From HDSREM. The conference was a Harvard Divinity School student initiative, co-sponsored by the Deans Office and the Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; the Dean of Students Office, Harvard Law School; Harvard ROTC Association; Harvard Kennedy School Armed Forces Club; Harvard Business School Armed Forces Alumni Association; Harvard Divinity School Life Together; Harvard Law School Armed Forces Association; Religion and Conflict <b>...</b>

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Elaine Zook Barge (MA in Conflict Transformation, 2003 and current Director of the Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience program) explains what the STAR program does trains leaders to be aware of the different types of trauma and how to help others heal, including breaking cycles of violence, thus connecting trauma healing, restorative justice, and conflict transformation, leading to reconciliation.

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SIT's master's degree in TESOL (also commonly referred to as TEFL, TESL, ESL, or ELT) is designed around students' professional goals in teaching within the US or internationally, and includes programs for both current and new teachers. MA in TESOL graduates work around the world for increased peace and social justice through their language teaching. SIT's TESOL program prepares professionals to work with both children and adult learners of English as a foreign language in positions at universities, high schools, institutes, nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations, government agencies, and the private sector. About SIT Graduate Institute: SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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SIT's one year MA for development professionals uniquely integrates theory and practice with an emphasis on local leadership, community ownership, and global collaboration. Develop cutting-edge global skills and knowledge through hands-on learning with some of the most innovative development organizations in the world. Graduate in just 12 months with the expertise and experience you need to make significant contributions in the development field. Study in Washington, DC and work in the field of international development with World Learning's International Development and Exchange Programs and other development NGOs. About SIT Graduate Institute: SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World Learning, which unlocks the potential of people to address critical global issues through international education, exchange, and development programs. SIT Video Project brought to you by Marcus Van and Wyatt Andrews

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Design your own interdisciplinary graduate degree program to fit your career objectives. SIT Graduate Institute student Maria Alejandra Garcia describes her practicum experience with the Peace Corps and the Master's International program. SIT's flexible, self-designed master's degree program allows students to gain exposure to several different degree fields or receive targeted professional training. In close consultation with faculty advisors, students design their curriculum by drawing on the array of resources and course options offered each term by SIT Graduate Institute, including courses offered through the following degree programs: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education Sustainable Development The self-designed program incorporates multidisciplinary coursework and experience in the field. Graduates are prepared for positions in a host of professional venues, including international organizations and NGOs, educational institutions, the media, the private sector, and government. SIT Graduate Institute has been a beacon for social change for more than 70 years. SIT, formerly known as the School for International Training, features the following Masters degrees in the following social change and social entrepreneurship areas: Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation International Education TESOL Sustainable Development, Vermont Service, Leadership, and Management International Policy and Management, Washington, DC SIT is a program of World <b>...</b>

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From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference, April 3-4, 2009, at Harvard Divinity School. Panel 1: Were All in It Together: Social Class, Education, and Public Service. Diane Moore, Professor and Director of the Program in Religious Studies and Education, Harvard Divinity School; author of Overcoming Religious Illiteracy. Presentation title: A Journey of Complexity: A Family Portrait Exploring the Intersections of Race, Class, the Military, and the Academy. For complete schedule and conference information, visit www.hopetending.org/schedule.htm. The Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference was designed to address the complexities and nuances of the Ivy League / military relationship in a thoughtful way. Please watch all conference segments before leaving critical comments. Thank you! For next video in the series, click on username: HDSREM or More From HDSREM. The conference was a Harvard Divinity School student initiative, co-sponsored by the Deans Office and the Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; the Dean of Students Office, Harvard Law School; Harvard ROTC Association; Harvard Kennedy School Armed Forces Club; Harvard Business School Armed Forces Alumni Association; Harvard Divinity School Life Together; Harvard Law School Armed Forces Association; Religion and Conflict Transformation Program, Boston University School of Theology and the Boston Theological Institute; Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC; ALLIES <b>...</b>

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