Birgitt-jan and all, salam!
I'm delighted to hear that this workshop is coming up.
I'd like to add that the excerpt from Birgitt's ebook, Genuine Contact Way
(www.genuinecontactway.com), in the Open Space Festschrift
http://boscop.org/assets/1774-commemorative-book-festschrift-25years-ost-pdf.
, 2012 2:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [OSList] trainings on NON-VIOLENCE
Dear Claudia,
Congratulation to the 1st Anniversary of the revolution. I will celebrate
with you!
I am not exactly sure what you are looking for but maybe this cou
to offer this provocative article on community written by Robert
Augustus Masters. I think it may speak to the challenges of deepening
non-violence work:
http://www.masterscenter.net/authentic-community
much two rials/kopecks/drams,
from this southwestern corner of Obamastan,
raffi
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Hi Claudia
It must be a wonderful time to be in your country. We wish you the very
best and every success in realising and sustaining democracy.
You might want to look at Dr. Marshall Rosenberg's work in creating
nonviolent communication. His seminal book is entitled NONVIOLENT
COMMUNICATION: A
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[mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Frauke Godat
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 3:37 AM
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Subject: Re: [OSList] trainings on NON-VIOLENCE
Dear Birgitt,
Just in regards to your question
w months! I
think this is because of social media, and because the time is ripe in the
world.
warmly
Jeff
On Tuesday, January 17, 2012, Frauke Godat wrote:
> Dear Birgitt,
> Just in regards to your question around why focussing on non-violence,
here are some of my thoughts:
> The
Hi Claudia
My first thought on exercices and energizers to work on non-violence would
be to to build situations where there is violence (for instance 2 lines of
people face to face, pushing each other, or shouting "no" then "yes") ,
have the people "fight" for a fe
Dear Birgitt,
Just in regards to your question around why focussing on non-violence, here
are some of my thoughts:
There have been internal and systemic conflicts within the Occupy and Real
Democracy movement throughout the world. I have written this blog article
about it in December (based on an
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Dear OS friends all over the world!
In Egypt, we are going to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of last year's
revolution on 25th of January.
I hope the whole world will join us in these celebrations :-)
With regard to this occasion, I am posting
My experience in getting and giving non- violence trainings has always been
in situations where we expect to be met with violence. Examples would be
water canons, batons, pepper spray, horses etc. The training is as much to
to practice keeping your composure and how to position yourself to
Dear Claudia,
I am intrigued that the desire is for trainings and events on NON-VIOLENCE.
I am eager to hear from you why this is the focus. With the current
knowledge coming out of positive psychology, might it not be more
advantageous to focus on trainings and methods that lead to peace
gizers, etc. do you recommend
> for trainings and events on NON-VIOLENCE?
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Check out the discussion 'The IFOR Women Peacemakers Program (WPP), Seeking
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Non-Violence Training: Exploring Masculinities, Violence and Peacebuild
Dear friends in OS,
Many of you will be interested in the latest book from the Albert Einstein
Institute:
Waging Nonviolent Struggle: 20th Century Practice and 21st Century Practice
(Boston: Extending Horizons Books, Porter Sargent Publishers) 2005, 598 pp.
This groundbreaking work builds o
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