Sagacious Youth Lead Consortium (SYLC),
Sri Lanka. OpenEdge has been training and coaching the SYLC core team to develop applied peace, reconciliation, justice and transformation knowledge, skills and capacities. Using a combination of the Otherness Lab, Festival of Conflict, and Transition Lounge, SYLC are practicing their learning in their community-based activities and projects. Nonviolent Communication (NVC) International Intensive Training on Power and Privilege.
OpenEdge has just completed the above programme, as part of an international team delivering intensive training on NVC and Power and Privilege. We are now evaluating, developing and planning the next programme....watch this space for more! |
University of Bradford; Division of Peace Studies and International Development (PSID), UK.
The Otherness Lab in this setting fuses with two MA modules, Skills for Constructive Conflict Engagement and Creative Conflict Transformation. The topics, issues and concerns of the Otherness Lab are understood as crucial in this university setting, where individuals are looking to develop their professional practice in the humanitarian sector. Creating such a space helps students and staff develop the knowledge, skills and capacities to become reflective practitioners and to embody transformative approaches to peace, justice and development. A linked piece of evaluation and research for publication will capture learning, share valuable practice, and inform further development of this initiative. Responding to the Call of our Times: A Leadership Coaching Programme. Sarri is subbing for renowned teacher, author and liberator, Miki Kashtan, on her course 'Responding to the Call of our Times: A Leadership Coaching Programme'. |
Public Events UK: This year OpenEdge is running
- 3 public introductory 1 or 2 day workshops in London, Bristol, Frome: The Otherness Lab, The Festival of Conflict and The Transition Lounge.
- 90 minute taster sessions introducing the themes and purpose of our work.
- an online course, starting in Autumn 2019.