Facing up to the Future Programme
Facing up to the Future Planning and leading a community dialogue event DOWNLOAD THE LEAFLET What is the course? • Learn how to design and run your own community dialogue event, aimed at tackling community differences and issues. • A flexible 30-hour programme to train people to resolve conflicts and build peace – at home and in the community. • Designed and run by the Peace Foundation to help build community resilience and practical skills in running dialogue events. Who’s it for? • Victims, survivors and those affected by the ‘Troubles’ who are interested in developing their skills as community leaders and facilitators of difficult conversations in a supportive environment. • Those who are interested in and want to contribute the future of community relations within the Island of Ireland and beyond. • Those who want to explore ways in which dialogue can be used to better understand and develop stronger relationships. How does it work? • Courses will start in April 2021. There will be 10 courses running throughout the year. • The course is 30 hours long, usually over 10 x 3-hour sessions once a week. • This will be run online via Zoom. • FREE! Email training@peace-foundation.org.uk for more information and to reserve a place. • The course is interactive, and participants need no particular previous training or qualification. There are a maximum 20 places per course. Successful participants receive an Open Awards accreditation at Level 2 on the Regulated Qualifications Framework. Contact us to find out more. If you’re interested and want to participate, please email: training@peace-foundation.org.uk This programme has been funded by the EU’s PEACE IV managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB)