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Permalink Reply by sowmya ayyar on June 5, 2011 at 9:07am

Craig-- It is useful to me for understanding what is happening in the field and meeting people from South Asia who are interested in peace. I also feel more empowered to provide assistance to others who may not use this network. (i tell them to join, or send them information from here.)

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Permalink Reply by Padma D. Jayaweera on June 5, 2011 at 11:22pm

PCDN is a very influential net work and a vast flow of information. It is like being with the world professionals. Information on subject related conferences/workshops. training programms and  on helpful sponsors are of vital importance.

Thank you so much for your great ideas Craig.

(Mrs) Padma jayaweera

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Permalink Reply by AROGUNDADE NURUDEEN OLATOYE ADE on June 6, 2011 at 6:02am

I appreciate this network it has really me in my oreintation

 

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Permalink Reply by Yves M. Musoni on June 6, 2011 at 11:31am

Dear Graig,

Your site is very helpful. Your creativity and imagination amaze me. With every new day I find something new to discover and learn. Antoine de Saint Exupery said: “If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people together to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea”. Through your generosity, I am learning how to learn to long for the endless immensity of the sea I compare to your interesting website, the Peace and Collaborative Development Network.

May God bless you!

Yves M.Musoni

Independent Researcher&Artist

Nashville, TN

 

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Permalink Reply by Amjad A Kahn on June 8, 2011 at 1:09pm

Well, I am very new to comment on other parts but find it very useful for networking among the people who share more or less the same aspirations for future.

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Permalink Reply by Serge Loode on June 9, 2011 at 6:50pm

Serge Loode

Program Director, Mediation and Conflict Resolution Program

The University of Queensland

Brisbane, Australia

 

Dear Craig,

I am happy for you to use my comments to promote the network. 

The major benefit for me are the regular updates on developments and events in the field. There are many worthwhile discussions and blog entries which are promoted on PCDN. I also recommend PCDN to all of my graduate students for information on job opportunities and internships.

 

Thank you and your team for all the hard work that goes into maintaining this community.

 

Kind regards

 

Serge

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Permalink Reply by FREDDY ORTIZ NISHIHARA on June 11, 2011 at 1:58am

Greatings since Peru I wish the best for this network helps a lot and permit Us about many opportunities of job, scholarships and interchange of information and investigation, I'd like to know if some scholarships can give us the chance for to improve our English, because we speak Spanish in Peru.

 

Conciliation Center APDI UYAI in Lima Peru

in www.cereco.ning.com Sede Lima, Peru

in www.e-marc.net

in www.scribd.com

 

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Permalink Reply by Ruairi Nolan on July 18, 2011 at 6:09am

At Peace Direct, we regularly make use of the the PCDN to make connections with people around the world. I would like to share a couple of recent examples:

 

At short notice, we needed to find a consultant to help with evaluation of a peacebuilding project in Sudan. I posted a blog not on the PCDN to see if by chance we would find anyone interested. Almost immediately, I started receiving emails and CVs from a range of incredibly well qualified and interesting people around the world, whom we were able to follow up with.

 

Our website, Insight on Conflict, is based on the reports of 'Local Correspondents' writing about the conflicts and peacebuilding organisations in their countries. We recently posted looking for new Local Correspondents for several new countries we would like to cover. Very soon we had over 50 applicants, many of a very high standard.

 

Also worth mentioning that Craig sometimes forwards round blog posts from our site to the PCDN readership, and the impact on our visitor numbers is very clear from our site statistics, showing how popular the site is.

 

Many thanks!

 

Ruairi

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Permalink Reply by Hazel Friedman on July 18, 2011 at 10:36am

This network has proven to be a total revelation. I cannot keep apace with all the contacts, networks, discussion groups, job opportunities across the creative and political divide. Thank you

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Permalink Reply by Jose Tenga on July 18, 2011 at 10:39am

Wonderful idea, Craig and more 'grease' to you. I have found it truly refreshing to share and exchange experiences on this network in a clear and unbridled manner that reflects the real-life experiences of PCDN professionals in the field.

I have been in Sudan since June, 2010, a time of transition like no other in the history of conflict and post-conflict peace making in Africa and have had the opportunity of sharing with members on this platform. I truly appreciate this! So this is one major benefit I've had on this network and I hope we keep doing it!

 

Cheers,

Jose

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Permalink Reply by sanjeevmehta on July 18, 2011 at 10:52am

as i am active in external affairs,believe me it`s great benefit to being with this network.for new info,new project,new contacts and ofcourse for study and help to onothers.thanks alot for such a fentastik work for this world

rgds

sanjeev mehta

 

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Permalink Reply by UKOHA UKOHA NGWOBIA on July 18, 2011 at 11:04am

GREAT WORK ,KEEP IT UP. I AM A VERY KNEW PERSON ON THIS NETWORK.BUT I EVER SINCE I JOINED I HAVE BEN RECEIVING VALUABLE INFORMATION,LIKE CONTACT TO SCHOOLS WHERE I AM LONGING TO DO MY MASTERS PROGRAMME IN PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES .WE WILL PURSUE PEACE WITH ALL OUR STRENGHT AND MIGHT.

UKOHA UKOHA NGWOBIA

ukohaevang@yahoo.com

CLERGY FROM NIGERIA

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