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Suna Finbog 27. February 2017

Where have all the students gone?

Students in Argo
School children in Argo

In Argo, in the mountainous area of Badakshan, there is a district school where 2600 students are enrolled. One day when the government monitors came to inspect the school there were only 12 students present. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ukategorisert Tagged With: afghanistan, conflict transformation, dialogue

Suna Finbog 20. February 2017

“They have just shot some people, that’s all”

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Berlin)
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Berlin)

Some years ago, I was working in a place known to host very violent armed groups.

All of the sudden, while standing with some of the children we were working with, we heard tree, four shots. “They killed three people, they killed three people”, some kids warned. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ukategorisert Tagged With: peacebuilding

Lene Espelund 16. February 2017

Lillehammer Dialogue City is open for registration

Dialogue practitionersLillehammer Dialogue City is the venue for all people working on dialogue for peace and democracy, says Alfredo Zamudio, director for the Nansen Center for Peace and Dialogue.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Nyheter, Ukategorisert Tagged With: 1. verdenskrig, dialog, dialogbyen lillehammer, fred, lillehammer dialogue city, nansen center for peace and dialogue, nansen fredssenter, peace, SDG16, UNSCR 1325, UNSCR 2250, WWI

Suna Finbog 13. February 2017

Packing the Suitcase for Peace – What do We Choose to Fill it With?

Mountains in Iraq escape
Mountains in Iraq

I still remember the first time I reflected on my family’s escape from the war between Iraq and Iran in the 80’s. The after-school teacher asked me to tell about the route and describe my memories. I could not because I was not sure what this meant. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ukategorisert Tagged With: dialogue, Iraq

Suna Finbog 6. February 2017

The Beginning of a New Understanding

Students practising dialogue
Students practising dialogue

Dialogue is about discovering one’s own needs and the needs of others. Most people aren’t aware that the statements they make have more than one side to them. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ukategorisert Tagged With: conflict transformation, dialogue, peacebuilding

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