Southeast Regional Facilitation Conference
October 26, 2012
The fourth annual Southeast Regional Faciliation Conference will feature keynote speaker Dr. Carolyn J. Lukensmeyer President of America Speaks. America Speaks success hinges on its use of facilitated deliberation, diverse representation, informed participation, regionally priorities, and a concrete link to action. Through its innovative deliberative tools such as the” 21st Century Town Meeting®, more than 160,000 people across the country and around the world have had an impact on their communities.
4th Conference on Immigration to the Southeast:
Policy Analysis, Conflict Management
Call for Proposals
The 4th Conference on Immigration to the Southeast calls for academic papers for a multidisciplinary meeting on immigration to Georgia and the Southeast, with papers also invited on immigration and migration to other regions and globally. Papers should promote an understanding of the problems associated with immigration/migration, with an emphasis on finding practical and realistic solutions that promote economic growth and social strength. We also invite proposals within a new field of Critical Immigration Studies, defined as academic research that contributes to understanding and eliminating social inequality and injustice. Conference papers will be considered for publication. Accepted papers notified July 31, 2012.
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"International Conference in Indigenous Conflict Management Strategies"
April 20-21, 2012
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"Managing Conflicts in Africa's Democratic Transition" Symposium"
May 13, 2011
"Mediation Workshop for Nigerian Judges"
September 12-16, 2012
"Mediation Certificate for Nigerian Judges"
November 28 - December 12, 2012
CONFERENCES
Conflict Resolution: Theory, Practice, Trends
Postponed, new date to be announced
The International conference on "Conflict Resolution: Theory, Practice, Trends" has been postponed. The theme of the conference is appropriate and interest in it has been encouraging. However, the steering committee has come to this decision as a result of funding uncertainties. The Center for Conflict Management regrets an inconvenience this decision may have caused. Thank you again for your interest in the conference.
