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Social Justice Mediation training May 19-23 and also August 29-September 2 in Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
We are inviting you to participate in five-day training intensives in May 19-23 or August 29-Septemb…
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The NUML, Pakistan Incident (cont'd) Day 12th
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The NUML, Pakistan Incident (cont'd) Day 12th
| Opposition alleges Govt of exploiting reforms committee on Judges issue |
Staff Report
ISLAMABAD—Leader of the Opposition in National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali… |
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Summer Course on Refugee and Forced Migration Issues May 8-16th 2010
The Summer Course provides an interdisciplinary, interactive and experiential approach to the study of forced migration. Through attending lectures and related small group sessions, course participants develop a deepened understanding of the political, economic, social and cultural contexts of forced migration, and the major state and non-state institutions involved in… Continue
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Social Justice Mediation Summer Institute in Amherst, Massachusetts in May and August/September 2010
The Social Justice Mediation Institute is holding its fourth set of trainings in summer 2010!
Do you know anyone interested in being trained as a mediator? We are offering a
Social Justice Mediation training May 19-23 and also August 29-September 2 in
Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A. for those who are interested in becoming trained
mediators from a social justice perspective.
Please check out the details at… Continue
Do you know anyone interested in being trained as a mediator? We are offering a
Social Justice Mediation training May 19-23 and also August 29-September 2 in
Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A. for those who are interested in becoming trained
mediators from a social justice perspective.
Please check out the details at… Continue
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Bridges Across Borders Southeast Asia - International Legal Studies Internship Program 2010: Priority Deadline March 1st
The 7th Annual Bridges Across Borders Southeast Asia International Legal Studies Internship Program priority deadline is March 1st, 2010. This year's program has options to do important clinical legal education, legal aid, and advocacy work with BABSEA and its partners in 1 of 5 countries throughout the region. For more information, see below -
BABSEA Legal Studies Internship Program summary in brief:…
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February 2010 Newsletter - Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
http://icar.gmu.edu/Newsletters/v4_1_ICARNewsletterFeb10.pdf
Editor: Lori-Ann Stephensen, lstephea@gmu.edu
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Scholarships for Post Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Skills – Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies, Coventry University, UK. July 2010
Scholarships for Post Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Skills – Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies, Coventry University, UK. July 2010…
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Body Language & Mediating
Originally posted at ENJOY MEDIATION
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As a mediator, and conflict specialist, I believe it is incredibly important to be mindful of my own nonverbal communication actions as well as the non-verbal cues used by the parties present.
One thing I have taken recent… Continue
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As a mediator, and conflict specialist, I believe it is incredibly important to be mindful of my own nonverbal communication actions as well as the non-verbal cues used by the parties present.
One thing I have taken recent… Continue
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Nepal- Women in Media
It is widely accepted that the media are an extremely powerful and influential tool. However, the media in Nepal do not represent women adequately or in a balanced way. Journalism in Nepal is a male dominated occupation. Few women are attracted to the media due to women’s role in Nepali society.
The convergence of new media technologies and entry of private media organisations in the last decade has increased the number of women… Continue
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NUML incident Day 11
NUML classes to resume from 15th
ISLAMABAD: The regular classes of National University of Modern Languages (NUML) will resume from February 15 following the settlement of a dispute between two senior staffers of the university.
The matter involving thrashing of a senior teacher by the registrar was resolved after the resignation of the registrar according to the demand of students and academic staff.
Talking to…
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NUML incident Day 11
NUML classes resume today
ISLAMABAD: Regular classes at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) will begin today following settlement of a dispute between two senior staffers.
The matter, involving the thrashing of a senior teacher by the registrar, was resolved after the resignation of the registrar as per demand of the students and academic staff.
Talking to the agency, NUML Director General Dr Kamran…
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Call for articles
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STUDENTS ACQUIRING MEDIA SKILLS (SAMS) HELD INAUGURAL SESSION IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA
On Wednesday, February 10, 2010, African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives (AFPLI) launched SAMS (Students Acquiring Media Skills) in Lagos State. The inaugural session was held at the Lagos State Council of Arts and Culture at Agidingbi area of Ikeja, near the Lagos State Secretariat. SAMS, a bi-annual program, is targeted at students… Continue
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My Testimony about the NUML incident
Written Testimony of Incident by Dr Sohail Mahmood, Head of Department, IR, NUML
Background:
I had invited Asma to a student welcome party given by Second Semester to First Semester. After the program we were waiting for the students to arrange lunch.…
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NUML Incident (contd) 9th day
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Using Theatre to Overcome Oppression
Many of the peace strategies used in current conflict zones focus on reducing the direct violence or the structural violence within the government systems while neglecting to truly address the cultural
violence that lingers within the society. Cultural violence, a term
made famous by peace scholar Johan Galtung, is described as “any aspect of a culture that can be used to legitimize violence in its direct or structural…
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NUML Incident (contd) 9th day
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