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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on April 15, 2012 at 2:37pm

Thanks. George Lakey is a great idea for an interview. We do try to list as many opportunities as possible, but also this depends on organizations/individuals posting directly. 

I don't think creating a timeline right now is something we have the capacity or time to do, but something that an individual on the site could undertake.

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Permalink Reply by Emmanuel Ogwude on May 29, 2012 at 12:56pm

Hello Everyone...

Many things in life we take for granted... These things just happen to always be there, so they become the least of our worries. We never imagine not having them, so, I suppose the less we contemplate how we are enriched by them. PCDN is there before I turn on my email - at least five to ten times daily informing me of something I didn't know – news; current events about our world, the UN, world peace, the practice of conflict management and peaceful resolution… For me, PCDN is ‘fraternal’... it informs us of our profession - giving us world views on many perspectives... Think about it...what professional association can you join for $19.95? Common! This is a pretty damn deal...

 

Peace,

 

Emmanuel

 

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Permalink Reply by Zeru Fantaw on July 6, 2012 at 8:58am

I am  member of many professional associations but to speak the truth no one of them are satisfying me like PCDN in terms of feeding very live and up to-date information regarding different  opportunities like; Training, Jobs and different thoughts posted by members and interviews with people of special achievement. Hence, i benefited a lot being member of PCDN and also advise others to be part of PCDN and exploiting the opportunities that really scales up our professional competencies.

Many Thanks for Craig and other supportive members of PCDN

Zeru Fantaw

Program Manager, Save the Children Denmark, Ethiopia

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on July 6, 2012 at 6:52pm

Dear Zeru

Thanks for your very kind feedback, much appreciated. Perhaps you can also do some writing or blogging about your work related to peacebuilding in Ethiopia?

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Permalink Reply by dewan jalal uddin chowdhury on July 7, 2012 at 11:14am

As a busy professional, i always fail to know the current activities of peace movement by searching web. but PCDN helps to make me up to date about peace activities. thanks PCDN for its tremendous effort .

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Permalink Reply by Grace on July 17, 2012 at 10:49am

Dear Craig,

the benefits of being on this network cannot be quantified.

I have met and made new friends across the continents which has enhanced my networking capacity and to learn from across board. The training announcements and the Calls/Request for Proposals cannot be under-estimated. I have been exposed to several opportunities that have got me thinking out of the box and reaching to other sectors anad fields to improve my knowledge base.

I can go on and on, Craig but words will never be enough to tell... I have greatly beneftitted from this forum; it is the richest blog and source of information and I commend you for the initiative and for creating that space for many to relate and interact at ease.....

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on July 28, 2012 at 12:16pm

Thanks for your very kind comments. Feel free to also suggest ways to improve or new features you would like to see. Also would appreciate if you could let others know about PCDN

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Permalink Reply by Qamer on July 28, 2012 at 1:16pm

Craig  You are really doing fantastic job. As a PCDN member, I received full scholarship to attend Women Deliver conference 2013. Which is really great opportunity and PCDN made possible it for me because I could not have heard for the conference .... If I were not a member of PCDN

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on July 28, 2012 at 5:08pm

HI Qamer

This is great news. Congratulations. Perhaps you can do some blogging on PCDN about the conference as I am sure many members will be interested. Would appreciate if you could let others know about the network.

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Permalink Reply by Mayanja N. Evelyn on July 28, 2012 at 5:30pm

Hi Craig,

I wish to register first  of all my admiration and deep  appreciation which is beyond words. PCDN is very important to my life as a  professional, researcher and student. I find  lots of new material, innovations in the field for my studies and research, alerts for  conferences and scholarships are all invaluable. The job  alerts are also eye openers to see what is needed in the field and in fact a touch on the many organisations out there who are working for sustainable peace, human rights and towards building a better world. The video clips from the different interviews with prominent pople that you host are very powerful and useful. Thank you very much for the great service you render to all of us. You  make a wonderful contribution to the field as you empower others in so many ways.

I am Eve N. Mayanja a Ph D student  in peace and conflict studies.

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on July 28, 2012 at 5:35pm

Dear Eve

Thanks for your kind comments. We are rapidly expanding our interview section as well as many other features (resource guides, looking at doing webinars, etc.) and always welcome suggestions for improvement or new ideas. Would appreciate if you could let others know about PCDN.

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Permalink Reply by Mina Mohammadi Kartalaie on July 28, 2012 at 7:11pm

As a matter of fact the networks would  definitely be the main locus of social transformations and social constructions in the future. And for sure, the PCDN founder, would be the flag-man of the this liberal movement.

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