Seeking Feedback on Impact/Benefits of Being a Member of the Network

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Permalink Reply by Ana Cristina Maldonado on January 31, 2010 at 10:21am

Thanks to receiving one of the calls for papers that you circulated, I'm officially published. I also use the emails to stay in touch with people, by forwarding items that might be of interest.

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on January 31, 2010 at 11:58am

Congrats, that is great news. Perhaps you can put the link or paper on the network. Would appreciate if you could let others know about the network.

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Permalink Reply by Abunaw Ruth Arreyngang on February 1, 2010 at 6:23am

Hi Craig
you can use my comments for the development of this net work.

i will not help saying that this net work is actually what we need for a better change in the world especially in the domain of conflict resolution and peace.this net work has helped me in several areas,firstly i have made reasonable contacts with rational minds who are willing to help at any time with answers and suggestions to my questions.the fact that i have met people who have same dreams and aspirations for peace like me,is an achievement.i strongly believe my dream of getting a scholarship and fostering my studies in conflict resolution will be made a reality someday through this web site.I am also looking forward to be opportuned to attend some of the conferences and already being a member is my guarantee.to all colleagues of this net work,i wish you strengh to keep on doing the good work.
Abunaw Ruth Arreyngang.

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Permalink Reply by BECHON Cyrille Rolande on February 1, 2010 at 7:39am

Bonjour Craig,
Les avantages de participer à ce réseau sont énormes et tout à fait bénéfiques dans le sens du partage des informations. Ces informations qui sont la base même du renforcement des capacités dont nous avons besoin.
Une question tout de même, pourquoi je ne reçois que vons post le plus souvent ? Même mes propres post je ne les reçois pas.
Dans tous les cas le travail abattu est incommensurable.
Merci et du courage.

Cyrille Rolande BECHON
Directrice des Programmes
Nouveaux Droits de l'Homme Cameroun

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Permalink Reply by Josephine Latu on February 1, 2010 at 7:19pm

Hi Craig,

Besides the the obvious benefit of information and contacts, I have to say the network is inspirational just because one feels there's always opportunity out there to study, train, contribute.

The network doesn't end with my own membership - I often see great opportunities advertised and I pass it on to other friends and colleagues in the Pacific who may be interested.

It's a good way to connect people from my small country and region to activists like them in the world.

Cheers
Josephine (TONGA)

Contributing Editor
Pacific Media Watch
AUT University
New Zealand

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Permalink Reply by drs robin & warren heydenberk on February 12, 2010 at 9:02am

I always postpone responding to this request because it is difficult for us to quantify or adequately summarize the impact of this project-planet Peace & Collaborative Development Network. The network has enabled us to: help students ( providing your information/guides on finding & funding education opportunities),
help non-profits, including our own ,
and help individuals all over the US & our friends in Africa & the Middle East.
I don't think that a week has gone by without the PCDN providing important information that we shared.
Thank you!
Drs Roberta & Warren Heydenberk

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Permalink Reply by Catherine Akurut on February 17, 2010 at 5:08am

Well, i was able to meet new people, especially those back home and working in Northern Uganda, the region that has been unstable for over 20 years but peace building is underway though.

I am positive, i will gain a lot more from the net work. Am watching the space.

Thanks Craig

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