Network for Peace Through Dialogue

Living Room Dialogue

February 13

Impressions of Jordan and Arabic studies by Kelly James

Respond to our blog "What Questions Should we be asking about globalization?"

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Who We Are

Mission

The Network for Peace through Dialogue creates opportunities for individuals and groups to engage in constructive conversations in an atmosphere of openness and mutual respect.

Network for Peace through Dialogue is a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting grassroots communities, both local and global in order to identify and research common issues and solutions in the areas of making peace and promoting just action. Our objective is to provide a platform so that communities and societies can expand understanding and discuss their differences within a dynamic environment to help resolve conflicts and cooperate more fully. In all our programs we do so by analyzing, facilitating, and fostering dialogue, identifying solutions and sharing information.

Methods

» Why Dialogue?
» What Constitutes High Quality Dialogue?
» 7 Core Principle of Public Engagement

People

Although the Network for Peace through Dialogue is not a membership organization, many people are involved in its mission. A board of directors makes policy, reviews and participates in programs and offers financial support. There is a staff of full time and part time workers who hold responsibility for the day to day work. Available too is a group of Advisors who offer their advice on many aspects toward continuing growth. In addition there is a large network of organizations and individuals with whom the Network for Peace has worked over the years in promoting peace through dialogue. Finally there are many foundations and individuals providing financial support.

» Board of Directors
» Staff
» Advisors
» Our Network

History

Network for Peace through Dialogue (formerly the Center of International Learning) was begun in 1985 by sociologists, theologians, and educators from Germany, the Philippines and the United States united by their world view and wanting to participate in transformative change. The Center was to provide ongoing learning, analysis and collaboration between people of the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
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