How to Support the Peace and Collaborative Development Network (Creative Ideas Welcome)

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8. Keep the Creative Ideas and Suggestions Coming - If you have an idea how to raise the profile of the network, attract new members, content feel free offer innovative and creative thoughts.

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Comment by Silvana M. Pellegrini Adam on February 15, 2013 at 6:20am: Hello Craig - yesterday evening I tried to invite a FB friend - but it didn´t work. I tried 3 times. Then I used the mail invitation insted. - and I was locked on at FB at the same time :- )

Comment by Ina & Esu Anahata on June 30, 2011 at 9:46am: Craig, Thank you for all your hard work to cull a comprehensive array of opportunities and relevant information for peace builders and do-gooders worldwide. Through PCDN, we learned about the Ariane de Rothschild's Fellowship for social enterprise. Esu applied and was recently chosen as a Fellow! He'll be heading off to Cambridge University in July and we hope this will be a big break and unprecedented opportunity for The BARKA Foundation. We never would have known about it were it not for you and your tireless work at PCDN. 'Barka' is an African word of gratitude, blessing & reciprocity. Barka Craig! Ina & Esu, Co-Founders.

Comment by Lucia Quachey on June 21, 2011 at 12:03pm: I have benefited tremendously from this site. The information posted are very relevant and timely. I must congratulate PCDN and Craig Zelizer for the professional manner he manages the site and the postings are very relevant and it has enhanced my service delivery. I came into contact with professionals with like minds and is good for my organization. Will recommend my friends from facebook and Linkedin to join. I am proud to be associated with PCDN. Craig, well done for an awesome job, information is power, and you feed us with that several times a day, this is what network is all about.

Comment by Shah Tasadduque Ali Khan on June 19, 2011 at 2:32pm: PCDN is great Craig! you really had a good idea.

Comment by sowmya ayyar on June 19, 2011 at 9:42am: it may be useful to do some outreach in various countries/ regions. I find that almost no one here in India knows about this site, yet they want something like this-- someplace to look up schools, post for jobs, and engage in conflict related discussions.

Reaching out to the smaller, grassroots NGOs would do them a lot of good.

Comment by Rocky Mountain Peace Institute on June 3, 2011 at 2:41pm: Thanks for all the hardwork you do on that end Craig.

Comment by lubangujacques.armmk on November 1, 2010 at 4:48am: Comment by LUBANGU Jacques
cher collègue,

Nous sommes réjouis du message nous adresser et le travail de résolution pacifique des conflits que vous ne cesser pas de fournir, en plus, les chemins de parcour que vous nous avez tracé concernant les utilisateurs qui lisent nos sites et qui trouvent bénéfice dédans. Nous disons encore merci .

Néanmoins, pour le moment nous nous préparons d'organiser un séminaire de réflexion sur la cohabitation pacifique entre les communautés déchirées par les effets de guerres si elle est Possible ? Le séminaire doit être organisé publiquement dans un centre ville du Territoire de FIZI /SUD-KIVU /RD-CONGO à BARAKA, une ville de plus de 30.000personnes. Ainsi, nous nous posons la question de savoir comment vous envoyez les textes pour commentaires et ajoutent avant d'organiser le séminaire.

Franche collaboration

LUBANGU Lumenge Jacques . Représentant Légal de l'association " ARMMK"

BANGWE-MAKOBOLA / FIZI / SUD-KIVU / RD-CONGO

Comment by David N. Tshimba on October 31, 2010 at 3:35pm: Craig-- together with many others you are the right agent, doing right things, in the right manner, at the right time, to the right people. This is what I refer to as 'making a difference where it really counts.'

The world over, peace is a necessity and not mere ideal.

We shall keep the fire burning...
Dave

Comment by Cynthia Davis on October 31, 2010 at 2:03pm: This site has literally changed my life in so many wonderful ways. I am supporting others, spreading important information and finding out about so many incredible opportunities for many. I will continue to ask my friends working and volunteering and studying in the area of peace to join. THANK YOU!

Comment by Luka Paulino Morbe Gore on October 31, 2010 at 1:06pm: Hey!
i too had got enormous materials which in my lifetime i thought icould have not get.
your site become part of my everyday friend, to reason we in South sudan we don't have libraries yet.
thank you for the services which are luxurious.

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