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Winnipeg Free Press News Cafe: Traditional knowledge, climate change and the environment – Friday Dec 11 at 12 noon CST
Friday Dec 11 at 12 noon CST – Tune in to www.winnipegfreepress.com.
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https://environmentaljusticetv.wordpress.com/2015/12/03/portal-to-paris-...
THANK YOU
Tim Weiskel
Transition Studies
Harvard University Extension School
Cambridge MA
FOR SHARING THIS INFORMATION
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My interview with David Savage on Voice of America has now been published at this link. Enjoy the program.
My next book, Can We Save the Human Race? will be published soon and will be available at Amazon.com.
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Here is the link to the show where my interview will be aired this Thursday.
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Here is the link to our series via iTunes for you to download and listen to when you wish;
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NOW LIVE ON KINDLE AND AVALABLE AT AMAZON.COM
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Thank you to Shy Anne Horvorka for sharing this You Tube Video:
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Excellent presentations and a wonderful opportunity to meet fellow mediators.
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Companion to The Judgement Game
Soon to be Published. Activities and Games to accompany The Judgement Game.
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JUNE 29 TO JULY 2, 2015
WORLD MEDIATION SUMMIT,(WMS) MADRID 2015
INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION JULY 1, 2015
CREATING THE CIRCLE OF POWER – Charalee Graydon, Elder David Courchene, Shy-Anne Horvorka
WMS2015 participants will take part in an interactive presentation of collaborative decision making for empowering youth in the twenty first Century.
Elder Dave Courchene, a well known international speaker on issues of peace building and Indigenous beliefs will present information about the circle process used by Indigenous people for dispute resolution.
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Photos will be placed on Wordpress.com www.charaleeg.com
The trip was enjoyable, cold but comfy and nice inside.
Edmonton was also a great opportunity to meet people. The University was welcoming after many years away and the book stores inviting.
Charalee
