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DPC |
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DPC is an ecumenical project, dealing with a
systematic approach of conflicts. more |
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DPC regularly organises trainings. Find
more about it.
It is possible to organise a
DPC
training
at
your
own
center or organisation,
too.
Please contact
DPC for further information.
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Dialogue for Peaceful Change
Mission and vision/concept
DPC is a global coalition, dedicated to creating safe spaces to overcome
division through a structured and skilled process of mutual empowerment.
DPC is developed and implemented by member centres of OIKOSNET and DPC
is available in locations around the world.
Facilitators in DPC
Regularly new facilitators are trained in Dialogue for Peaceful Change.
In a 5 day training the participants learn the (im)possibilities of the
DPC method including a theoretical and personal reflection.
Members of DPC live and work around the world. They apply DPC within
their jobs at a.o. OIKOSNET centers, communities, schools, churches,
offices, and families. DPC facilitators exchange on their experiences in
a world wide learning environment. This enables DPC to include different
cultural elements in the methodology in order to make it applicable in
all corners of the world.
Organisation (structure)
Around the world over 80 DPC facilitators apply DPC. They learned their
DPC skills in trainings organised by several organisations, mostly
OIKOSNET members. The trainings and the DPC project are coordinated by
an international team existing of DPC trainers, coaches and managers.
Founders and funders
DPC was initiated by OIKOSNET, Vesper Sociaty, Oikos an TIDES Training.
DPC is funded by Vesper Society, ICCO, Global Ministries Netherlands,
Unites Methodist Church _ General Board of Global Ministries and Women’s
Division, OIKOSNET, Bread for All and Turku Christian Institute.
Regularly new funders join DPC.
Contact
Please contact us if you have
any questions or comments.
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Basic Principles |
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In seeking Peaceful Change
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Understand that conflict is natural |
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Respect that others are different |
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Be aware of the prejudices you carry |
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Suspend judgement |
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Know your own needs |
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Avoid scapegoating |
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Listen actively |
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Investigate what is important for the other |
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Seek small steps |
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Honor the spiritual as part of the path |
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Look up: You are not alone |
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