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Network for Peace through Dialogue Ends Operations

After 30 years we will conclude formal operations on 12/31/16. We will celebrate our contribution to peace-building at an evening gathering on November 7 at Marymount School.

This will be a free event; all are welcome.

Some very good news is that all of the records of Network for Peace are being catalogued at the Schlesinger Library of Harvard University and will be available there to researchers.

Spring Fling 2016

The Refugee crisis in Europe is a global crisis!

Network for Peace Earth Week 2016

Reminiscing Earth Week 2016: Report

See new video of Network friends discussing dialogue contributing to peace

Resources developed from our Faciliators Network.

Four new videos of our event: Mediterranean Grave

Sex trafficking is escalating with the expanding number of refugees crossing borders because of war, poverty and climate change.
Click here for info on this epidemic

Spring 2016 Newsletter available here !

Explore our work on: Human Trafficking
and Advocacy for Women

Purchase: Modern Slavery - The Secret World of Trafficking of Women

Events

LRD 2016 Common Ground Project

Upcoming Sessions:

Wednesday October 18
Wednesday November 16

Past Events

Practices of High Quality Dialogue

DIALOGUE PRACTICES

Listen for Understanding—Listen with equal respect for each person.
Speak from your heart, as well as from your mind—speak when you are moved to make a contribution from your own experience.
Suspend Judgment—let go of any need to be right or have a right answer; try to suspend certainty.
Hold space for Differences—embrace all points of view; change the "buts" to "and"; remain open to all outcomes.
Slow Down—let there be spaces, silence in the dialogue.

Quotes

From the Leadership Conference of women Religious:

Many religious leaders have called for more civility in our public discourse to promote genuine democracy as we approach the November elections. The Leadership Conference of Women Religious eloquently reflected: "We cannot let the voices of hatred and fear carry the day. We call for a return to civility in our discourse and decency in our political interaction that promotes the common good, reaches out to others, engages in constructive dialogue, and seeks together the way forward."

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