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Return to Top of Page*JUNE 14 - JULY 2, in Winnipeg, MB; The second annual Canadian SCHOOL OF PEACEBUILDING (CSOP), a program of Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) has three 5-day sessions, each with two or three courses running concurrently. It will be offered for academic credit or for professional training for practitioners. The Canadian School of Peacebuilding has been created to serve practitioners, professionals, activists, students, non- governmental organizations and faith-based groups engaged in peacebuilding. Its goal is to serve peacebuilders around the world by bringing them together in a collaborative learning community, nurturing and equipping them for various forms of peace practice and exposing them to some of the most significant, emerging ideas and teachers in the field. info http://www.cmu.ca/csop or csop@cmu.ca
JUNE 24 - JULY 4, in Prague and Budapest; STUDY TRIP - Stories From The Trunk: Prague & Budapest. Museum Without Walls and the HOLOCAUST CENTER present a fresh look at the past with a rich 10-day journey to Prague and Budapest. To register or info ikennedy@wsherc.org
JULY 8 - 10, at The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE, "The Second International Conference On Climate Change: Impacts and Responses," This Conference will examine evidence of climate change, its natural and human causes, its ecosystemic impacts and its human impacts. The Conference will also concern itself with technological, social, ethical and political responses to climate change. info http://www.Climate-Conference.com
JULY 14 - 16, in Princeton , NJ; The 2010 National DIVERSITY IN LIBRARIES CONFERENCE, From Groundwork to Action. info ndlc2010@Princeton.edu
JULY 21 - 24, at Seattle University, Seattle; FILIPINO NATIONAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY (FANHS) 13th National Conference "A Quest for Emergence: A Retrospective". FANHS national conferences are unique interegenerational events that draw diverse groups of passionate writers, teachers, artists, historians, performers, filmmakers, elders, children, professionals ... and more. info http://fanhsis25.blogspot.com/2008/06/fanhs-conference-schedule-update.html or forourcommunities@gmail.com or http://www.fanhs-national.org/ or http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=161784577735&mid=1 570a48G222dbcf3G32da247G7
JULY 24 - SEPT 22, from San Francisco to Washington, DC; We're bicycling without motorized support. Cynthia McKinney, six term Member of Congress and 2008 Green Party nominee for President, is riding. The ride will demonstrate the BICYCLE AS A TRANSFORMATIONAL TOOL to solve the problems of Climate Change, Oil Wars, the Health Crisis, and the Economic Crunch. Along the way, riders will facilitate community discussions around the question "How can we support each other to live true to our best values?" Our route, schedule, and discussion group are open to anybody with a free Google account. Please join us. If you would like to bicycle all or part of the route, plan a convergence ride, or host riders passing through your community, please e-mail bike4peace@googlegroups.com, info http://b4p.bbnow.org/
Updated on Sunday, November 22, 2009