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Dialogue for Diversity: Am I a Victim? Explorations, Questions and Dialogue
Brian Lennon S.J. and Olive Hobson, Quaker House
This seven week programme, starting 27 January 2009, is being offered by Brian
Lennon, s.j., and Olive Hobson, Quaker House, Belfast. They are exceptionally
well qualified through many years of experience and academic training to deal
with this delicate and relevant topic for all who have lived in the Northern Ireland
Troubles. The programme will be facilitated through the dialogue process of
Dialogue For Diversity.
Places are limited and the deadline for applications is
Friday 20 January 2009.
Mary Daly and Maura Twohig have been asked by the facilitators to help with the
launch of the programme. Please contact them if you would like to discuss your
participation.
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TRANSGENERATIONAL CONFLICT
Dr Tony Humphreys
This one day seminar will be devoted to examining the individual’s responses to
the political and social conflict which has characterised life in Northern Ireland
for over 30 years and finding a way forward.
Themes:
• the individual’s story; • the need to belong; • the effects of transgenerational conflict; • emerging from conflict; • the nature of responsibility; • boundaries and defences; • relationships within home, schools, communities and work places; • leadership and the resolution of conflict; • creating safety for resolution.
This programme and The Art of Effective Communication described below will be
presented by Dr Tony Humphreys who is a consultant clinical psychologist and
a specialist lecturer on Education and Self Realisation both in Ireland and many
other countries worldwide.
Date: Friday 20th February 2009
Time: 10.00 am to 4.00 pm
Cost: £60.00 Concessions on request – limited number.