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Dialogue for Peaceful Change 2024

  • Five Oaks 1 Bethel Rd, Paris, ON N3L 3E3 (map)

If conflicts in your community, family or organization, concern you – this program can provide you with new skills to transform conflicts.

“Participants who had said they would never work together were reconciled to working together for the good of the community. Old perceptions, rivalries, barriers, prejudices and even the sense of hopelessness were set aside. We were all very excited about getting back to the table and talking about how we would move forward.” Past participant

Dialogue for Peaceful Change (DPC) is an international program that has brought together the best methods from around the world in community-based conflict mediation, providing effective tools and strategies for analyzing and addressing conflicts. This is a program can be used for conflicts and disputes in communities, families and organizations moving beyond traditional mediative methods, focusing on conflict content, culture and spirituality.

The hands-on 5-day training gives you the opportunity to practice the stages of conflict mediation and to apply the tools of “meditative behavior” in a realistic context.

Participants receive international accreditation as DPC Facilitators upon completion.

As a global coalition, DPC is dedicated to creating safe spaces to overcome division through a structured and skilled process of mutual empowerment. There are over 1200 trained DPC Facilitators and Mediators spread throughout Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and Canada.

Date: Sunday April 14 – Friday April 19
Time: Sunday 4 pm – Friday 1:30 pm

Fees:

$1570.00 includes training, meals, and single accommodation.
$1450.00 includes training, meals, and double(shared) accommodation.
$1170.00 commuter rate includes training and meals.

Facilitators: Stephen Law and Angelica Quesada

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