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ROCKROSE INSTITUTE Address RockRose Institute, PO Box 29317, San Francisco CA 94129-0317 Phone (415) 561-3232 Fax (415) 561-3233 Web www.rockroseinstitute.org E-Mail info@rockroseinstitute.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT RockRose Institute, a public charity, is the primary organizer of Facing Violence: Justice, Religion and Conflict Resolution - World Forum 2007. RockRose supports, promotes and advances non-violent conflict resolution through education, improved communication and a deeper understanding of justice. It was founded in 2004 by four women attorneys. The Institute seeks to fulfill its mission by supporting public forums for interdisciplinary dialogue and training in communication skills. We will include youth and performing and visual arts programs to deepen and strengthen our mission. The Institute further Founding year 2004. BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES • Building Peace One Dream at a Time: “The Moral Imagination in Law, Religion and Conflict Resolution”, With John Paul Lederach and others: RockRose Institute, in collaboration with the Bar Association of San Francisco and United Religions Initiative, hosted this event on October 15, 2005. • Facing Violence: Justice, Religion and Conflict Resolution - World Forum, February 2007: The greatest challenge facing our world in the 21st century will not be a conflict over resources, or culture, or ideology—it will be our inability to resolve those conflicts without violence. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME TO THE TABLE with leaders from around the world to face this ultimate challenge: How do we prepare people and societies to resolve conflicts constructively and co-exist peacefully? With Elie Wiesel, Madleine Albright, Katherine Marshall, etc. REMARKS Mark Conrad Mancao: Executive Director of RockRose Institute. New entry: March 2007.
ST ETHELBURGA'S CENTRE FOR RECONCILIATION AND PEACE Address Phone +44 20 7496 1610 Fax +44 20 7638 1440 St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, 78 Bishopsgate London EC2N 4AG Web www.stethelburgas.org E-Mail enquiries@stethelburgas.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT The nature of the relationship between different faith traditions, in the UK and elsewhere, is a key concern of the Centre. Friction and conflicts can occur on the interface between faith, sometimes leading to violence and the persecution of religious minorities. Our aim is to develop practical, constructive approaches which enable people of different faiths to work creatively with the different perspectives they hold, rather than see these as barrier to understanding and co-operation or pretend that unity is easy. Founding year 1993. These projects include: BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES � Understanding Islam : A range of training programmes designed to help non-Muslims learn the basics about Islam. � Scriptural Reasoning: A practical new approach to inter-faith dialogue for Christians, Jews and Muslims. � The Tent : A new meeting space, dedicated to the meeting of faiths, with programme of public discussions, devotional gatherings and meditation. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Antequisa, C. V. and M. M. Sanguila Inter-faith in action towards conflict transformation, St Ethelburga's Center for Reconciliation and Peace: 1-15. Carey, G. (1999). The role of religions in promoting international order. House of Lords meeting. London, St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace. Chartres, R. R. R. Peace rises from the ruin of St Ethelburga's. London, St Ethelburga's Center for Reconciliation and Peace: 1-2. Deegalle, M. (2004). Religious Concerns in Creating Peace: A Buddhist Reflection on the Ethnic Issue. London, St Ethelburga's Center for Reconciliation and Peace. Johnston, D. (2003). Presentation of Faith-based Diplomacy: Trumping Realpolitik. London, St Ethelburga's Center for Reconciliation and Peace. Sing, I. (2004). A Sikh Pauses for Thought. Faith & Identity, St Ethelburga's Center for Reconciliation and Peace. REMARKS
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