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2010 Confronting Concerns

1. OVERVIEW: CONNECTING NYC YOUTH | 2. HOW TO PLAN A WORKSHOP | 3. 2010 CONFERENCE

2010 Network for peace Youth Dialogue conference

1. OVERVIEW | WORKSHOP REPORTS | PHOTO GALLERY | PRINT-OUTS

Workshop Report

Network for Peace through Dialogue
"Deepening Dialogue: Ways to Address Difficult Subjects in Your Community"

Dialogue enables people to address difficult issues in a safe space. This workshop will focus on strategies you can use to create dialogue in your communities in an organized and facilitated manner. Participants will be involved in activities that introduce different ways you can talk about issues such as sexuality, violence, and safety.

Report

Participating in this workshop was a different experience compared to any other workshop I’ve ever facilitated. The students were like no other group I have come across in the two years that I have been with the programs of which I am associated.. This elicited participation from all that was very knowledgeable, responsive, dedicated and ambitious. The fishbowl activity was probably the highlight of my day with the students because I realized how little I expected them to know. However, they managed to prove me wrong and I realized that I could learn so much from them. They were mature and articulate when it came to expressing their views on sexuality, race, violence and issues within their community. I’ve become so used to walking into a workshop and showing students that they can become more than what they already are. However, I walked away from this experience wiser and open-minded. “

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Workshop Reports

• Human Rights Activist Project, Global Kids
  "Moving Beyond Profiling: Youth Using Dialogue to Address Police Misconduct"
  
• Effective Alternative in Reconciliation Services (EARS)
  "EARS Listens!: How Young People Can Understand, and Be Understood"
• The Osborne Association's Youth Advisory Board
  "Achieving the Promise: Children of Incarcerated Parents"
• Mott Hall High School
  "Diversity IN the School"
• Advocates for College Education (ACE)
  "College Access and Leadership"
• Network for Peace through Dialogue Leadership Institute
  "Teachers and Teens: Understand What They Mean"
• Network for Peace through Dialogue
  "Talking with Teens: Dialogue in Youth Programs"
• Network for Peace through Dialogue
  "Deepening Dialogue: Ways to Address Difficult Subjects in Your Community"

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1. OVERVIEW: CONNECTING NYC YOUTH
2. HOW TO PLAN A WORKSHOP
3. WORKSHOPS IN ACTION: 2010 CONFERENCE: Human Rights Activist Project, Global Kids | Effective Alternative in Reconciliation Services (EARS) | The Osborne Association's Youth Advisory Board | Mott Hall High School | Advocates for College Education (ACE) | Network for Peace through Dialogue Leadership Institute | Network for Peace through Dialogue #1 | Network for Peace through Dialogue #2
WORKSHOP EXTRAS: PHOTOS | PRINT-OUTS

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