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Permalink Reply by Lily Raphael on November 28, 2011 at 8:09pm

PCDN has benefitted me through opening up the world of collaborative development.  There are so many amazing projects, organizations, opportunities, discussions, and individuals I would have never learned about if it weren't for the network.  PCDN is where I go to learn about what type of action different groups are taking right now, about what issues people face and really care about.  

 

Thanks so much for all the work being done to keep the PCDN running!

 

Lily Raphael, student

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Permalink Reply by Mafer Diar on November 29, 2011 at 8:44am

This is a great place to go for lots of information on peace building activities. I love the site but only that I did not enjoy and engage in active discussions with members despite I spent most of my time on the forum here.

 

Wish all the best. 

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on November 29, 2011 at 9:36am

Thanks. We would encourage you to also become more active in posting information and your own ideas.

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Permalink Reply by machuei Thogkow on December 15, 2011 at 4:38am

Thank you craig for ur website has benefit and provide information to all who people are members and have ability contribute as member Peace collabration network as social to discuss issue collabration of peace and conflect and how we could find solution, so that world could be better place for generation.I am stronger believe we people have ability create stability and world conflict, the world leader have recakless Ideaologist could not promat peace and justice special african acountries in which it has been rules by leader does have vission or investor national resource to help country in infranstrcuter and benefit the student whom are studies about all world conflect

 

 

     

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Permalink Reply by Chris Preager on January 6, 2012 at 7:14pm

Aside from the fascinating people, articles, stories, references, guidance on careers, and so on, my research would not have been possible without the contacts made through this website. I would not have been able to contact local, national peacebuilders without this site as I was based in the UK at the time, and the majority of institutions I contacted directly declined to participate. Further, the response was incredible, the participants were more diverse than I dared imagine possible, and because we'd got in touch here rather than through more formal channels, people answered as themselves rather than as their institutions, so the result was far richer and I felt made more direct contact with realities on the ground. Massive, massive thanks.

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Permalink Reply by sanjeevmehta on January 6, 2012 at 7:16pm

i think govt has to sponser this type of superb activity for good of people

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Permalink Reply by Hakim Gul Ahmadi on January 28, 2012 at 8:06am

Dear Craig;

Thanks for giving us the opportunity to give feedback and comments on the role of PCDN. I am here to express my strong appreciation on the efforts you are making on the way to facilitation of network among the intellectuals all around the globe. The network is of great importance and I am sure that everyone benefitted from it to a great extent. It is a unique way of access to a huge source of information coordination and sharing of information globally. It also paves way to those who wants to upgrade their skills through education by means of getting scholarships/fellowships and other important educational event.

My Name is Hakim Gul Ahmadi, Director of an indigenous Afghan NGO naming Engineering Services for Afghanistan Reconstruction (ESAR )based in Kabul-Afghansitan. We are working for the welfare of Afghans since 1989. I am greatly inspired by the networks and I have no hesitation on allowing you to post my comments on another separate page promoting the network.

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Permalink Reply by Isioma Kemakolam on January 28, 2012 at 8:43am

Hi Craig,

I HAVE BENEFITED  IN ALL OF THE FOLLOWING WAYS;  New Contacts * Obtaining a Scholarship * New Research * New Information * New Projects * BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY IN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES.

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Permalink Reply by Julius Atanawhemera on January 28, 2012 at 9:49am

Am so excited to be a part of this life changing site! I cannot but mention a few out of the many benefits am enjoying from the PCDN site as a member such as the rich information’s, career events and professional interactions with colleagues all around the world.

This is incredible I must say! And to the initiator, the pilot of this great site, Dr. Craig Zelizer I owe many thanks to say well done and more grease to your elbow.

Please feel free to post if necessary!

Julius Atanawhemera Esq

Principal Partner,

J.A Atanawhemera & Co.

Initiator of Int’l School of

Conflicts Management &

Diplomatic Studies

Abuja-FCT

Nigeria.

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Permalink Reply by Paromita Goswami on January 28, 2012 at 9:57am

I have immensely benefited from PCDN. I got information about AAUW Fellowship from PCDN, and am currently AAUW Fellow. It has fulfilled my dream of pursuing cross-disciplinary in social marketing and peace.

Paromita Goswami

Associate Professor, Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, India (on leave)

AAUW International Fellow and Center Associate, University Center for International Studies, University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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Permalink Reply by Syed Mohammad Hassan on January 28, 2012 at 10:40am

I Syed Mohammad Hassan am a bachelor degree holder. I was almost no one after my education with BBA degree before I get acquainted with PCDN site. The site is amazingly instructive that continually up-dated me for all activities, call for submission, competition, paper, grant and many more. My documentary has won the first audience choice prize with Womens Voices Now in LA the USA and this is because of PCDN that kept on updating activities like that. Today am working with the head of Yayasan Chow Kit in Kuala Lumpur as an advocacy and research executive for the most stigmatized people, economically poor and disadvantaged children: street children, youths, stateless children and refugee children.

Thank you very much PCDN.

 

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Permalink Reply by KISUKE NDIKU on January 28, 2012 at 12:47pm

Benefits obtained from PCDN include New Information, New contacts, and participation in forums to share new ideas and shared experience with professional colleagues.

Kisuke Ndiku, Consultant Researcher PRECISE, Nairobi, Kenya; you may post my feedback for others and other useful needs of PCDN

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