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"When the water starts boiling it is
foolish
to turn off the heat"
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| CFOR facilitates community dialogue for violence prevention,
social inclusion and creative community leadership within organisations,
communities and societies in the UK, the Balkans, in Europe and
internationally. Its activities focus on underlying conflicts
and potential for creative cooperation in multicultural forums
concerning European,national and ethnic identity; post-war reconciliation
and conflict prevention; training in facilitation for leaders;
arts, research and publications. |
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FACILITATION FOR LEADERS
- Our 2011, second annual four modular course, Facilitation
for Leaders, is underway. click
here (pdf)
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| ACTIVITIES
REPORT FOR 2010 - 2011 (pdf) |
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Inner Work Intensive:
Practice Inner Diversity,
20-25 January 2012 Inner
Work Intensive Flyer (pdf) |
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EUROPE MATTERS
- Identity, Culture, Human Rights and Active Citizenship
We received a Grundtvig/ EU grant for a dynamic workshop on international
dialogue, conflict facilitation, human rights, and the dreams
and inherent creativity within us in society. London, May 20-26,
2012. Participation for people living all over Europe, EU countries
and regional Europe. Contact
us to apply.
- Workshop Announcement (pdf)
- Europe Matters forum: Our next Europe Matters
forum is being planned for Vukovar in cooperation with our partners
Udruga Mi, and the Europe House, Vukovar, Croatia. The
Forum will focus on the local work of post-conflict reconstruction
in Vukovar, the wider post-Yugoslav regional issues, the Balkans,
and processing our violent history in Europe, and our future
as multicultural societies.
- See www.europematters.org.
For documentary and a handbook for deepening multi-cultural dialogue, contact admin@cfor.info
- Two articles about Europe Matters: Third
Way Communique, European Multicultural Foundation and IAF (International Association of Facilitators) Newsletter (pdf)
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POST-CONFLICT RELATIONSHIPS
AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY
More
info about CFOR’s work with Udruga-Mi,
and UNHCR in Croatia
- CFOR has completed ‘Back to our Future: A Handbook
for Post-War Recovery and Violence Prevention’, together
with Udruga Mi, and with support from the European Instrument
for Democracy and Human Rights and the United Nations High Commissioner
for Refugees. Based on our work in Croatia
over 15 years, and particularly with communities in the areas
of special state concern, the model focuses on the potential
in post –conflict communities for people to create the
relational and emotional infrastructure paramount for all aspects
of community reconstruction and economic development. The handbook
is published in Croatian and English, September 2010/ May 2011,
ISBN: 978-1-4467-5883-0
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