Resource Link: www.is-journal.org

Sol Bermann

bermann.1@osu.edu

Resource Link: racerelations.about.com

Conciliation Resources’ Accord Programme aims to support the efforts of those directly involved in transforming armed conflict into opportunities for sustainable human development, by responding to the ongoing challenge of informing and enhancing peace processes around the world. Working collaboratively with locally-based organizations, the Accord Programme aims to: document peace processes and initiatives and the sources and dynamics of particular conflicts; increase public access, both locally and internationally to the understanding of peace processes and peace agreements; and promote learning, domestically and internationally from past and comparable peace making experiences.

Resource Link: www.c-r.org/our-work/accord/index.php

cr@c-r.org
44-0-20-7359-7728
173 Upper Street, London, England N1 1RG, United Kingdom

Articles are longer and more in depth than those found in Conflict Trends, and of an overtly academic nature. However, readership is not limited to academic institutions, and literary style has deliberately been kept accessible and straightforward. The African Journal on Conflict Resolution (AJCR) publishes the writings of a wide range of African and international authors in the field, but emphasis has deliberately been kept on African writers and the thinking emerging from African universities, colleges and organisations.

The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD)

Geographic Focus: Africa

Resource Link: www.accord.org.za/ajcr/intro.htm

Copies of all articles from all editions of the journal can be downloaded from this site, by clicking on the links in the left column. You can also subscribe to the journal and receive it in printed format.

info@accord.org.za

27 (31) 5023908

Durban

South Africa

Published 11 times a year, Alternatives is the official publication of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution. It keeps readers up to date with the constantly evolving laws, regulations, and court decisions that shape the ADR landscape. Unlike many other legal newsletters, it brings together practitioners on the cutting edge of ADR to offer practical advice on topics such as successful mediation techniques, advances in arbitration, drafting ADR clauses, and more.

Annual subscriptions for U.S. subscribers are $190.

International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution

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AmericaSpeaks News also includes other stories of note on how community-based groups, philanthropic organizations, academics and public agencies at all levels of government are creating opportunities for greater citizen involvement public decision-making.  Follow the link below to sign up to stay up to date on AmericaSpeaks‘ work.

Resource Link: http://americaspeaks.org/get-involved/newsletter-sign-up/

As an activist resource, AntiRacismNet provides a part of the needed infrastructure for a global online community by hosting the following:

• an international online directory of social justice organizations.
• both issue-specific and news digest listservs.
• a calendar for posting regional, national, international events.
• a news portal for publishing efforts and backgrounders on issues.

As a public portal, AntiRacismNet features news that contextualizes present day racism, promotes anti-racism organizations, and highlights actions in the fight against racism.

Resource Link: www.antiracismnet.org/subscribe/index.html

antiracism@antiracismnet.org

510-482-3286

Email Editor Tamara Draut (tdraut@demos.org) or Managing Editor Myra Batchelder (mbatchelder@demos.org) with suggestions for content.

Resource Link: www.demos-usa.org/aroundthekitchentable/

Tamara Draut, Editor

tdraut@demos.org

212-633-1405

220 Fifth Ave, 5th Floor

New York

NY

10001

The Centre’s work is coordinated across a number of key areas:

• Organisation of two or three major conferences a year on a wide range of international topics.
• Publication of the quarterly journal Global Dialogue, presenting the latest thinking by academics and experts worldwide.
• Provision of a reference library and research facility at the Centre’s offices in Nicosia.
• Co-ordination of occasional meetings between prominent figures and community leaders.

The Centre for World Dialogue is founded on the conviction that all people have the right to engage in the free and open discussion of ideas. The Centre believes that dialogue and the exchange of views have a vital role to play in the prevention and resolution of conflicts. These basic principles underpin the Centre’s commitment to promoting greater understanding and co-operation at all levels through initiating and encouraging discussion on issues of global concern.

The Centre’s location in Cyprus—historically a bridgehead between Europe and the Middle East—means that it is ideally placed to facilitate communication between the cultures of East and West.

As of June 2010, articles the Global Dialogue journal may be sent by e-mail to the editor, Paul Theodoulou, at the following address: paul@worlddialogue.org.

To subscribe to Tom's email bulletins, email Tom Atlee at cii@igc.org with the word 'subscribe' in the subject line.

Co-intelligence is living well with each other and life, creatively using diversity and uniqueness, consciously evolving together in partnership with nature, transforming culture. Use it for organizational development, better family relations, community renewal, and creating a more just, democratic and sustainable society.

The Co-Intelligence Institute develops theory about the underlying dynamics of dialogue and deliberation, the diverse uses for which various approaches are appropriate, and the elements of and rationale for a 'culture of dialogue.' Their central research question is how to increase the collective intelligence and wisdom of groups, communities, nations and the global community to address common problems and opportunities — and the role of dialogue and deliberation in developing that capacity.

Resource Link: www.co-intelligence.org