The Summer Professional Training Program provides trainings to development workers, government officials, conflict resolution practitioners, masters students, and others working in conflict zones to complement their daily field work. It is one of the first practical training programs specifically designed to bridge the fields of peacebuilding and development.

Experienced trainers guide participants through hands-on sessions to explore the relationships between religion, culture, human rights, the media, gender, and applied theories in peacebuilding and development work. Participants explore innovative methods while expanding their knowledge and skills in a participatory and interactive learning environment.

You may attend one course per category below, for as many or as little weeks as you would prefer. The fees listed are the reduced rates offered to participants not taking the courses for academic credit at American University.

Week 1 Courses - June 1-5

Religion and Culture in Conflict Resolution

with Mohammed Abu-Nimer - 40hrs - TWThFSat 9am-5pm - $735

Linking Conflict, Aid, and Development

Trainer: TBA - 40hrs - TWThFSat 9am-5pm - $735

Peace Education in Conflict Zones

Trainer: TBA - 40hrs - TWThFSat 9am-5pm - $735

Week 2 Courses - June 7-11

Addressing Protracted Ethnopolitical Conflict: Concepts and Methods

with Ron Fisher and Anthony Wanis-St. John - 40hrs - MTWThF 9am-5pm - $735

Inclusive Security: Expanding Participation of Women in Peace Processes

Trainer: TBA - 40hrs - MTWThF 9am-5pm - $735

Weekend Course - June 11-13

Youth Participation in Peacebuilding

with Mark Hamilton - 20hrs - F 5pm-9pm, Sat-Sun 9am-5pm - $400

Week 3 Courses - June 14-18

Program Design: Planning Projects for Measurable Peacebuilding & Development Impact

Trainer: TBA - 40hrs - MTWThF 9am-5pm - $735

Monitoring and Evaluation as Learning Disciplines for Peacebuilding

with Mark Rogers - 40hrs - MTWThF 9am-5pm - $735

 

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