One by One, Inc., in Collaboration with the Fordham Psychology Association, Presents:
Transforming the Legacies of Conflict, War and Genocide through Dialogue
November 13-17, 2006
the Passionist Center, Riverdale, New York

Today, more than ever, when our world is wracked with war and hatred, DIALOGUE offers an alternative to the cycle of violence and revenge that can only perpetuate human suffering.

DIALOGUE allows us to move beyond inherited enmity and trauma to the recognition that the dehumanization of the "other" ultimately results in the loss of our own humanity.

DIALOGUE is one of the best tools we have for peace building; for preventing future violence; and for helping the increasing number of people worldwide who are suffering from the aftermath of war, genocide and displacement. Dialogue can stop the transmission of trauma, hatred and prejudice to future generations, and lead toward personal liberation and social justice.

Please join us for a week of exciting workshops and presentations by:

· The Karuna Center for Peacebuilding
· Compassionate Listening Project
· Claudia von Alemann – Filmmaker
· Karen Baldner – Art as Dialogue
· Pat Clark – Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission
· Dan Booth Cohen, Sophia Kramer – Family Constellations
· Robert Hilliard – Media and Genocide
· Miki Jacevic – Human Rights Activist from Bosnia
· Anie Kalayjian/Marian Weisberg – Forgiveness Workshop
· Robin Moulds – Pakistan/India Dialogue
· Naava Piatka – Playwright, artist, child of Survivors
· Suzanne Schecker/Joyce Reilly – Children of War
· Poonam Tandon – Art of Living Instructor
· One by One Members and more …

One by One is a non-profit organization founded by the descendants of Holocaust survivors and descendants of Nazi perpetrators and German by-standers. The goal of our conference is to share our own experiences of healing and personal transformation with groups and individuals doing similar work. This conference will bring together wounded healers who have had direct experience of war and genocide; organizations working on conflict transformation; and those interested in learning more about how dialogue and deep listening can prevent future genocide and war. One by One begins with the healing of oneself, and eventually expands outward into the community and the wider world. Peacemaking is a sacred profession, and we believe it needs to be practiced one, by one, by one. Please join us as we embark on this healing journey!

Joseph Sebarenzi: Former head of the Rwanda
Parliament, Sebarenzi has endured tragedy most of us cannot fathom. His message is Peace and Reconciliation

Rwandan Ambassador to the UN:
H.E. Prof. Joseph Nsengimana:
Ambassador Nsengimana is the Permanent Representative of Rwanda to the United Nations.

Please visit our website for updated conference information www.one-by-one.org

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