Fall Series

Mondays 
Communication in Action starts

October 24th, 6:30 - 9:30 pm, at Friends House
Deposit: $25, course fee $150 (some sliding scale spots available, please apply)


lyn.adamson9@gmail.com

Location of Training:


Friends House, 60 Lowther Ave.

2 bl. n of Bloor (1 bl east of St. George)

St. George TTC (Bedford exit)


A $25 deposit will save your spot (If cost is a barrier please inquire about a subsidy)

REGISTER BY MAIL:

Make deposit cheque payable to “Toronto Monthly Meeting” (memo: peaceworks)

 60 Lowther Ave. Toronto M5R 1C7

RESOURCE LIBRARY

Books and videos will be available for loan to workshop participants,

HAVE WORKSHOPS WILL

TRAVEL

We will design workshops in nonviolence, communication and conflict resolution for your community or organization. Contact Lyn Adamson at peaceworks@primus.ca

COORDINATOR

Lyn Adamson, Coordinator of Peaceworks, is an experienced trainer in conflict resolution and peace-building. Lyn has co-organized many non-profit and cooperative initiatives, and is active for the causes of peace, ecology, and human rights. Lyn is a Quaker, a mother of two, and an avid cyclist.  She is a member of the board of Greenspiration, Voice of Women for Peace, the Department of Peace Initiative and Nonviolent Peaceforce Canada.

Your support is welcome

 

Donations  in support of the PeaceWorks program

may be sent to:

TORONTO MONTHLY MEETING

60 LOWTHER AVE

TORONT0

M5R 1C7

earmarked  for Peace Works or

Released Friend Lyn Adamson

Your donation will help to support program development and fund subsidized spaces.

WHY IS FRIENDS HOUSE

HOSTING THIS TRAINING?

For more than 350 years Quakers (Friends) have opposed war. We utterly deny all outward wars and strife and fightings with outward weapons, for any end, or under any pretence whatsoever” (Peace Testimony, 1660)

Friends believe that more can be

accomplished by appealing to the capacity for love and goodness in ourselves and in others, than can be accomplished by threats of punishment or by retaliation.

We must turn instead to nonviolent strategies to influence those with whom we are in conflict.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Will take place to mark the following:

September 21, International Day of Peace

October 2nd    Gandhi’s Birthday,

December 10

International Human Rights Day

January 15     

Martin Luther King Day

March 8          

International Women’s Day

May 8 Mother’s Day for Peace

May 24 International Women’s Disarmament Day

For information on upcoming events and actions subscribe to Peace Corner News, an e-bulletin, at peaceworks@primus.ca

PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

Canadian Voice of Women

For Peace, Greenspiration and

Nonviolent Peaceforce Canada

(Vowpeace.org, greenspiration.org

npcanada.org)


    PeaceWorks

ACTIVE PEACEBUILDING

TRAINING SERIES

COMMUNICATION

NONVIOLENCE 

SKILLS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE

Peace is not merely a distant       goal that we seek but a means by which we arrive at that goal.

 Martin Luther King

ACTIVISM IN ACTION!

Practical skills for effective social change

Develop effective strategies for effective social change in a  series of evening workshops  (register for 6 or 12 sessions)

 Self Care – prevent burnout

Human Rights framework

Using the Media

Gaining support for your cause – building your campaign

Speaking and Writing – getting your message across

Using technology – facebook and video

Fundraising and event organizing

  


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