Increasing your Capacity for Peacebuilding
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Discover unique and highly successful collaborations between Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI), Rotary, and local clubs to create meaningful, hands-on peacebuilding projects with lasting results. Funded in part by global grants and Vocational Training Teams (VTT) these projects build capacity among community leaders engaged in conflict prevention in high-conflict zones. MBBI experts will demonstrate a typical interactive training session and share stories of peacebuilders who are helping their communities prevent or heal from conflict with a special emphasize on women peacebuilders.
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- 1. INCREASE YOUR CAPACITY FORINCREASE YOUR CAPACITY FOR PEACE BUILDINGPEACE BUILDING DANA MOLDOVAN, CATALINA CHAUX, AKIN OLAWOREDANA MOLDOVAN, CATALINA CHAUX, AKIN OLAWORE Rotary International Convention, Toronto 2018
- 2. Dana Moldovan MDRDana Moldovan MDR • Past President Rotary Club Newbury Park, CA District 5240 • Board of Directors- Mediators Beyond Borders • ICC National Coordinator USA • Master Degree in Dispute Resolution - Pepperdine University School of Law, Strauss Institute • Peace Making & Reconciliation Projects w Syrian Minorities danamol@gmail.com Our TeamOur Team
- 3. Akinola “Akin” OlaworeAkinola “Akin” Olawore •Past President, Rotary Club of Ikeja, Nigeria District 9110 •Past District Secretary; Past Assistant Governor and Past District Zonal Coordinator •Board member of MBBI, Chair of the Rotary MBB working group •President of the Nigeria-British Chamber of Commerce, Lagos Nigeria •Accredited International Commercial Mediation and Arbitration •Member Rotary Action Group for Peace olawore@gmail.com Our TeamOur Team
- 4. Catalina Chaux-Echeverri, LLMCatalina Chaux-Echeverri, LLM • Co-Chair of the MBBI Colombian Project • Lead Trainer, ITI Andean Women’s Training Cohort, MBBI • CEO of Checs Consulting Services • Former Consul General of Colombia • Lawyer, Mediator, with emphasis in conflict management, Intercultural relations, leadership and youth at risk, Manager of the Coaching Program at PACT CChauxEcheverri@mediatorsbeyondborders.org Our TeamOur Team
- 5. Mediators Beyond BordersMediators Beyond Borders InternationalInternational ““People building peace…”People building peace…” Official Service Partner of Rotary International
- 6. How can you partner with MBBI to integrateHow can you partner with MBBI to integrate PEACEBUILDING in your projects?PEACEBUILDING in your projects? How can CONFLICT MANAGEMENT improveHow can CONFLICT MANAGEMENT improve EFFICIENCY?EFFICIENCY? What can WE do TOGETHER?What can WE do TOGETHER?
- 7. MBBI AroundMBBI Around the World…the World…
- 8. MBBI AroundMBBI Around the World…the World…
- 9. Rotary & MBBI Partners in PEACERotary & MBBI Partners in PEACE for over 5 YEARSfor over 5 YEARS • International Congress in Istanbul Turkey – Past RI President Luis Giay and RI Director Safak Alpay • Partnering with Local Clubs for International Teams: Historical, Cultural, Tactical Knowledge and Support
- 10. Rotary & MBBI Partners in PEACERotary & MBBI Partners in PEACE for over 5 YEARSfor over 5 YEARS • 5 GG & VTT5 GG & VTT:: *South Eastern Asia – Indonesia *Kenya Initiative*South Eastern Asia – Indonesia *Kenya Initiative *South America – Andean Region – Colombia*South America – Andean Region – Colombia *West Africa – Nigeria *Sierra Leone Project*West Africa – Nigeria *Sierra Leone Project • Peace Dialogue Project: Training Clubs in Community Dialogue
- 11. Vocational Training Teams (VTT)Vocational Training Teams (VTT) • Groups of professionals who travel abroad either to teach local professionals about a particular field or to learn • Can be funded by District Grants (DG) or Global Grants (GG) • Can include Rotarians and Non-Rotarians
- 12. “If you train a man, you train one person. But if you train a women, you train a nation.”
- 13. International Training Institute (ITI)International Training Institute (ITI) • Bringing Women Leaders from a Geographic Region Together to learn Mediation, Dialogue, and Leader Skills
- 14. THE ONLY LASTING PEACE IS THE ONE BUILT BY THE DISPUTANTS THEMSELVES People building peace…
- 15. International Training Institute Andean Cohort, Bogota 2017-2018
- 16. • Communication Skills (Mediation, Dialogue…)Communication Skills (Mediation, Dialogue…) • Restriction of Rotary Structure and ProceduresRestriction of Rotary Structure and Procedures • Related to Trainees and TrainersRelated to Trainees and Trainers • Differences in CultureDifferences in Culture CHALLENGES and LESSONS LEARNEDCHALLENGES and LESSONS LEARNED
- 17. How does MBBI support Rotary to be more effective in building PEACE?
- 18. Clean WaterClean Water Fighting DiseaseFighting Disease Mothers & ChildrenMothers & Children Grow Local EconomiesGrow Local Economies Support EducationSupport Education Promote PeacePromote Peace Six AreasSix Areas of FOCUSof FOCUS
- 19. Support EducationSupport Education Six AreasSix Areas of FOCUSof FOCUS Promote PeacePromote Peace Mothers & ChildrenMothers & Children Grow Local EconomiesGrow Local Economies Clean WaterClean Water Fighting DiseaseFighting Disease
- 20. What was the IMPACTIMPACT on YOU and your COMMUNITY? Sara Cifuentes, Peru ITI Trainee
- 21. Please go to www.Menti.com Enter Code: 837 117
- 22. CONFLICT is different than VIOLENCE AVOIDANCESILENCE ISOLATION Frustration PAIN EXCLUSION LIMITTED OPTIONS
- 23. MBBI Complete Approach to CONFLICT 3. Resolution4. Management Plan 2. Prevention/ Resilience 1. Advocacy/Literacy 5. Healing Culturally Sensitive & Trauma Informed:Culturally Sensitive & Trauma Informed:
- 24. MOVING INTO ACTION Sara Cifuentes, Peru ITI Trainee
- 25. DEVELOPING deeper ties to Districts & Clubs interested in peace, as well as, the Rotarian Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) TRAINING Rotarians, Rotaractors and other group related to peace and conflict resolution/prevention projects of Rotary. ENGAGING with Rotary Peace Fellow to develop and delivery trainings in dialogue and conflict management to Districts internationally Join the MBBI-Rotary Working Group
- 26. DEVELOP Cultural Competencies and Trauma Awareness TRAINING team members in Conflict Resolution, Dialogue and Expert Communication and Listening Skills ENGAGING in Project Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Partner with MBBI on your next Global Grant
- 27. INFO@MEDIATORSBEYONDBORDERS.ORG How can WEWE be in SERVICESERVICE to YOUYOU?
- 28. IF YOU WANT TO GO FAST, GO ALONE IF YOU WANT TO GO FAR…. GO TOGETHER
- 29. THE NEW SYMBOL OF PEACETHE NEW SYMBOL OF PEACE
- 30. THE NEW SYMBOL OF PEACETHE NEW SYMBOL OF PEACE
Editor's Notes
- INTRODUCE MBBI TALK
- INTRODUCE MBBI TALK
- Present stats: when appropriate: ONLY 9% OF PEACE PROCESSES INVOLVE WOMEN When women are involved in peace processes, there’s a 35% better chance the agreements will last. (UN Women) Yet women are rarely at the negotiating table. (UNWOMEN) ONLY 9% OF PEACE PROCESSES INVOLVE WOMEN (UNWOMEN) Akin Interview: How did you hear about ITI? Why is it important for African context? Future partnerships being developed being developed with MBBI His club giving to prior ITI made it real and possible It is then possible to expand to other areas such as police training, NGOs sharing etec….
- The Rotarian Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) is an official entity that empowers and supports the peace work of Rotarians by offering structure, guidance and resources to further their peace efforts. One of RAGFP’s objectives is to forge a path for existing Rotary peace programs, such as the Rotary Peace Fellows, and to become involved directly with Rotarians and their activities. Rotaractor: Rotaract is a club for adults ages 18-30 that meets twice a month to exchange ideas, plan activities and projects, and socialize. While Rotary clubs serve as sponsors, Rotaract clubs decide how to organize and run their club and what projects and activities to carry out.
- The Rotarian Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) is an official entity that empowers and supports the peace work of Rotarians by offering structure, guidance and resources to further their peace efforts. One of RAGFP’s objectives is to forge a path for existing Rotary peace programs, such as the Rotary Peace Fellows, and to become involved directly with Rotarians and their activities. Rotaractor: Rotaract is a club for adults ages 18-30 that meets twice a month to exchange ideas, plan activities and projects, and socialize. While Rotary clubs serve as sponsors, Rotaract clubs decide how to organize and run their club and what projects and activities to carry out.
- The Rotarian Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) is an official entity that empowers and supports the peace work of Rotarians by offering structure, guidance and resources to further their peace efforts. One of RAGFP’s objectives is to forge a path for existing Rotary peace programs, such as the Rotary Peace Fellows, and to become involved directly with Rotarians and their activities. Rotaractor: Rotaract is a club for adults ages 18-30 that meets twice a month to exchange ideas, plan activities and projects, and socialize. While Rotary clubs serve as sponsors, Rotaract clubs decide how to organize and run their club and what projects and activities to carry out.