3rd Annual International Conference on
"Religion, Conflict, and Peace:"
Walking The Talk To Compassion And Harmony

April 8-10, 2011  ~  Dearborn, Michigan USA

Location:  Henry Ford Community College

A Multi-disciplinary, Multi-cultural Conference

Co-sponsored by:
Common Bond Institute, Pathways To Peace,
International Humanistic Psychology Association (IHPA), Henry Ford Community College

Endorsed by over 100 universities and organizations internationally

Official Partner and Event of
the Charter For Compassion
and
the Parliament of World's Religions

Conference Details at: www.cbiworld.org/Pages/Conferences_RCP.htm
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~ Registration is Open to All ~

We Invite You To:
a public forum promoting Inter-religious and Intra-religious dialogue to explore the challenges of Extremism, Intolerance, Scapegoating, and Islamophobia, and the promise of Reason, Understanding, Compassion, and Cultural Harmony.

Join over 45 Presenters and Facilitators as we explore:
1) The mutual dilemmas of religious ignorance, extremism, intolerance, negative stereotypes, prejudice, demonization and dehumanization, scapegoating, and fear of "the other," that can lead to toxic divisiveness, polarization, and social paranoia, including the current example of Islamophobia and the Muslim community,
   and

2) The promise of personal engagement through dialogue in nurturing a shared consciousness of peace - and in doing so promoting the religious experience as a healing remedy rather than problem.

Format:
An outstanding, diverse gathering of presenters for 3 Days of keynotes, workshops, topical panels, live Skyped sessions with presenters from other countries, dialogue groups, exhibits, social/cultural events, multicultural community, and rich networking.
Keynote Speakers   Topical Plenary Panels  Concurrent Break-out sessions of Workshops & Panels   Daily Conference-wide Facilitated Dialogue Groups  Evening Film Showings and Events   Live 2-way E-conferencing to satellite group  On-site pod-casting  Rich Networking and Action Planning   Multi-cultural Community Tibetan Sand Mandala  Exhibits and Displays

"It does not require that we be the same to be appreciative of, at peace with, and secure in our relationships with each other;
only that we be familiar enough with each other's story to share the humanity of trustworthiness that resides in each of us."

FOR DETAILS on Proposal forms, Registration, Fees, Program Ads, and Exhibits CONTACT:

Common Bond Institute
Steve Olweean, Conference Coordinator
12170 S. Pine Ayr Drive, Climax, MI 49034 USA
 Ph/Fax: 269-665-9393   Email: SOlweean@aol.com   Website: www.cbiworld.org

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