Zoom is sold out but in-person registration is still open, and the Conference will now also be live-streamed on YouTube, at this link which will become live on Saturday when sessions are being streamed: Here the youtube link: https://youtu.be/nBt2QjvPS98
This Conference is in-person, with an online option in partnership with Rodeemos el Dialogo/Embrace Dialogue, based in Colombia. The speakers are planning to be present in reality in Oxford and you are warmly encouraged to join them! Coffee, sandwich lunch and tea are included. Walk-ins on the day are probably possible, but registration will help with planning the catering! .
This Conference is in-person, with an online option in partnership with Rodeemos el Dialogo/Embrace Dialogue, based in Colombia. The speakers are planning to be present in reality in Oxford and you are warmly encouraged to join them! Coffee, sandwich lunch and tea are included. Walk-ins on the day are probably possible, but registration will help with planning the catering! .
Arrivals from 0900 for a prompt 09.30 start. Plenaries with John Paul Lederach (University of Notre Dame), Thania Paffenholz (Inclusive Peace), Cedric de Coning (NUPI and ACCORD), and Phil Clark (SOAS). Session on multilevel infrastructures for peace: South Africa (Liz Carmichael, Oxford), Northern Ireland (Brandon Hamber, Ulster); Colombia (Andrei Gomez-Suarez, Winchester); Community Reconciliation in Iraq (Raja Karthileya, UN Dept of Peacebuilding and Political Affairs);and session on themes in peacebuilding: International support to local peacebuilding (Jonathan Cohen, Conciliation resources)); Peace Education (Julia Paulson, Bristol)), Peace psychology (Ufra Mir, Kashmir and SE Asia), Inclusion of Youth in Peacebuilding (Graeme Simpson, Interpeace USA). Closure between 17.45 and 18.00.