We wrapped up our training on “peace Building and Dialogue Skill” that was being given to Dodola and Kofele youth volunteers today. This training was being given for four days at Grand Royal Hotel, Shashemene. In these four days various topics regarding Peace Building and the concept of Dialogue and Dialogue skills was thought in …
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Conducting a community dialogue is beneficiary to find a solution and to bring different part of the community together so that we can ensure Sustainable peace mutual co-existence in our community. Taking this into consideration CDCB has taken the initiative to bring the platform to various towns. In today’s training topics such as: pre conditions …
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On the second day of our training on “Peace Building and Dialogue skill” various topics were covered. In our first session conflict management and five conflict management styles were discussed in detail. Following this the meaning and the principles of Negotiation were thought in depth. Mediation and the role of good meditator were discussed. In …
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Peace is a monumental phenomenon for everything, from a personal stand point to a country’s wellbeing. It contributes to economic and social wellbeing as well. One of the initiative of CDCB is to ensure and promote peace amongst towns that have a history of hostility. In this round, Robe, Adaba, Kofele and Dodola are the …
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Today marks the last day of training on Peace Building and Dialogue Skills for Robe and Adaba Youth Volunteers in Robe, Bale. In the first session of the training, the trainees were able to exercise what they have learned regarding Dialogue and Dialogue skills. This was done by grouping the participants into two groups and …
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