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KUCR 88.1 FM (1967)

“If we are to teach real peace in this world, and if we are to carry on a real war against war , we shall have to begin with the children.” Mahatma Ghandi. KUCR 88.1 FM (1967). Client Library. Provide MEDIATION books, brochures, and video tapes to make:

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KUCR 88.1 FM (1967)

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  1. “If we are to teach real peace in this world, and if we are to carry on a real war against war, we shall have to begin with the children.”Mahatma Ghandi

  2. KUCR 88.1 FM(1967)

  3. Client Library • Provide MEDIATION books, brochures, and video tapes to make: • Client Waiting Time….Client Learning Time

  4. We all have experience in conflict resolution.

  5. Mediation Training Lends Itself to All Professions

  6. www.Mediate.com Articles - About Medation- Apology- Asia- Book Reviews- Careers- Collaborative Practice

  7. IMPERSONAL

  8. INTIMIDATING

  9. UNSYMPATHETIC

  10. UNRESPONSIVE

  11. IMPOTENT

  12. OVERWHELMED

  13. TOO COSTLY

  14. TOO LONG

  15. TOO INNEFFICIENT

  16. TOO ADVERSARIAL

  17. PEOPLE LIKE MEDIATION • Empowering • Private • Control • Creative • Helps Relationships • Fast • More Affordable

  18. Brenda, Put in Picture of Children

  19. Brenda, Youth worker(s), young/teen professionals,

  20. PEER GANG MEDIATION

  21. SOUTH AFRICAN TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION

  22. U.S. Department of Peace

  23. UCR

  24. CONFLICT

  25. DESTRUCTIVE INTRACTABLE CONFLICT is…

  26. THE PRINCIPAL THREAT TO HUMAN WELFARE

  27. LARGE SCALE VIOLENCE

  28. IS THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE FORCE ON THE PLANET

  29. t In the 20th Century…

  30. …there were 175,000,000 Conflict Deaths (Military & civilian casualties, genocide, tyranny, and man-made famine)… 4.5% of World Population.

  31. Since World War II there have been… 20,000,000 Battle Deaths in 25 International Wars 127 Civil Wars.

  32. What will the 21st Century bring?

  33. Future “perfect storm” conflicts could easily be more horrific.

  34. Tensions between global power centers are rising.

  35. Society’s high -tech infrastructure is extremely vulnerable.

  36. Weapons of mass destruction are becoming widely available.

  37. Low-tech warfare can still produce catastrophic and even genocidal results.

  38. Destructive conflict dynamics also…

  39. …prevent us from meeting other critical challenges.

  40. We can’t CONTROL AIDS…

  41. …without dealing with conflicts over sex, sex education, and religious belief.

  42. We can’t deal with GLOBAL WARMING…

  43. …without finding ways to overcome our addiction to fossil fuels and energy industry resistance.

  44. We can’t fight POVERTY…

  45. …without addressing the debate over who is responsible and what can and should be done?

  46. Unfortunately, our research and development-oriented society…

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