Conversation Café
Conversation Café
Evening hosted by John McDonnell,MP
ministry for peace invites you to participate in a “Conversation Café” on the theme:
How do we transform political violence into constructive cooperation?
Café host –Trish Dickinson*
ministry for peace invites you to participate in a “Conversation Café” on the theme:
How do we transform political violence into constructive cooperation?
Café host –Trish Dickinson*
May 7th 2008, 7 – 9.00
Room E, 7 Millbank, SW1
2 speakers
start off the evening:
Rashad Ali and “Umm Mustafa” former members of Hizb ut-Tahrir share their personal experiences
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*Conversation cafés originated in Seattle . Trish Dickinson introduced the café movement four years ago to this side of the Atlantic. The cafes embody the philosophy of Nonviolent communication, listening without judgment and the inclusion of all voices. Trish is part of an international team of Conversation café mentors and elders. She is a practising trainer of Nonviolent Communication.
There will be a second “Conversation Café” on July 2nd.
The theme will be youth involvement.
NB: 7 Millbank is located on St. Margaret’s Street – past the Houses of Parliament towards Tate Britain. 7 Millbank is on the right, just after Great Peter Street.
start off the evening:
Rashad Ali and “Umm Mustafa” former members of Hizb ut-Tahrir share their personal experiences
RSVP: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
*Conversation cafés originated in Seattle . Trish Dickinson introduced the café movement four years ago to this side of the Atlantic. The cafes embody the philosophy of Nonviolent communication, listening without judgment and the inclusion of all voices. Trish is part of an international team of Conversation café mentors and elders. She is a practising trainer of Nonviolent Communication.
There will be a second “Conversation Café” on July 2nd.
The theme will be youth involvement.
NB: 7 Millbank is located on St. Margaret’s Street – past the Houses of Parliament towards Tate Britain. 7 Millbank is on the right, just after Great Peter Street.
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