Call for participants: “From Conflict to Collaboration: Building a Culture of Peace in Diverse Communities”
Learn about conflict resolution, community building and connect with inspiring participants from 11 countries.
- demonstrate to the young people that peace starts with how we treat our neighbours and community members and motivate them to consciously support peaceful coexistence;
- equip professionals and volunteers with expertise and tools to build and sustain peace on a micro level among the youth living in diverse groups and communities;
- work with the youth so that they grow into leaders who can resolve conflicts without recourse to any type of violence.
- Acquire practical tools for conflict resolution and community building.
- Connect with inspiring individuals from 11 different countries.
- Experience the beauty of the Flemish countryside while engaging in meaningful learning experiences.
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