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List of CBI Endorsers and Supporters

• International Humanistic Psychology Association  (U.S.)
  
  
• Abraham's Vision  (U.S.)
  
  
• AHIMSA  (U.S.)
  
  
• Al-Azar University, Gaza   (Palestine)
  
  
• American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee  (U.S)
  
  
• American Friends Service Committee  (U.S.)
  
  
• American Friends of Neve Shalom/What Al Salaam (U.S.)
  
  
• American Muslim Diversity Association  (U.S.)
  
  
• Arab American University at Jenin  (Palestine)
  
  
• Arias Foundation  (Costa Rica)
  
  
• Association for Transpersonal Psychology  (U.S.)
  
  
• Bay Area NonViolent Communications  (U.S.)          
  
  
• Beyond Borders  (U.S.)
  
  
• British Association for Humanistic Psychology  (UK)
  
  
• Carl Rogers Institute for Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• Center for Psychology and Social Change  (U.S.)
  

• Charter For Compassion  ~ see Charter Affirmation at:
  
  
• Children of Abraham  (U.S.)
  
  
• CommonWay Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Compassionate Listening Project  (U.S.)
  
  
• Conflict Resolution Network of Australia  (Australia)
  
  
• Council for the Parliament of the World's Religions
  
  
• Council of Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychologies
  
  
• Council of Islamic Organizations of Michigan  (U.S.)
  
  
• Coventry University Centre for the Study of Forgiveness and Reconciliation  (UK)
  
  
• Crazy Wisdom Bookstore  (U.S.)
  
  
• Department of Peace Initiative  (U.S.)
  
  
• ELKARRI   (Basque Country, Spain)
  
  
• EMDR Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Esalen Institute Russian/American Center  (U.S.)
  
  
• European Association of Psychotherapy  (Austria)

• Fardowsi University  (Iran)
  
  
• Foundation for Community Encouragement  (U.S.)
  
  
• Foundation for Conscious Evolution  (U.S.)
  
  
• Four Years. Go  (U.S.)
  
  
• French Federation of Psychotherapy  (France)
  
  
• Fundacion Mujeres En Igualdad  (Argentina)
  
  
• Gaza Community Mental Health Program  (Palestine)
  
  
• Georgian Association for Humanistic Psychology  (Georgia)
  
  
• German Association for Humanistic Psychology  (Germany)
  
  
• German Institute of Humanistic Psychology  (Germany)
  
  
• Gesundheit! Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Global Intuition Network  (U.S.)
  
  
• Global Thinking Project  (U.S.)
  
  
• Global Process Work Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians  (U.S.)
  
  
• HARMONY Institute for Psychotherapy and Counseling  (Russia)
  
  
• Henry Ford Community College  (U.S.)
  

• Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution ICAR  (U.S.)
  
  
• Institute for Global Education  (U.S.)
  
  
• Institute for Noetic Sciences  (U.S.)
  
  
• Institute for Transpersonal Psychology  (U.S.)
  
  
• International Center for Nonviolent Communication 
  
  
• International Conflict Resolution Center of Australia  (Australia)
  
  
• International Network for the Dances of Universal Peace
  
  
• Islamic Association for Humanistic Psychology  (Iran)
  
  
• Jane Goodall Institute  (UK)
  
  
• Japanese Association for Humanistic Psychology  (Japan)
  
  
• Jewish Chaplaincy of Stanford University  (U.S.)
  
  
• Jewish-Palestinian Living Room Dialogue Group of San Mateo  (U.S.)
  
  
• John F. Kennedy University  (U.S.)
  
  
• Journal of Humanistic Psychology  (U.S.)
  
  
• Lesley University  (U.S.)
  
  
• Lithuanian Association for Humanistic Psychology  (Lithuania)
  
  
• Lithuanian Group Psychotherapy Association  (Lithuania)

• Meditation Training Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Meridian University  (U.S.)
  
  
• Michigan Peace Team   (U.S.)
  

• Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion (U.S.)
  

• Michigan School of Professional Psychology  (U.S.)
  

• Moscow State University  (Russia)
  
  
• Muslim Presence Ottawa  (Canada)
  
  
• Muslim Presence Toronto  (Canada)
  
  
• National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation  (U.S)
                       
  
• National Resource Center for the Healing of Racism  (U.S.)
  
  
• Neve Shalom / Wahat Al Salaam  (Israel)
  
  
• New Age Journal  (U.S.)
  
  
• NonViolent Change Network  (U.S.)
  
  
• Northern Mexico Humanistic Psychology Association  (Mexico)
  
  
• Oakland University Islamic Studies Program  (U.S.)
  
  
• Office of Tibet  (South Africa)
  
  
• Organizational Development Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Pacifica Institute (U.S.)
  
  
• Parashakthi Temple  (U.S.)
  

• Pathways To Peace Foundation  (U.S.)
  
  
• Pathways To Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• Peace Partnership International  (U.S.)
  
  
• Peace Psychology division of American Psychological Association  (U.S.)
  
  
• People's Peace Fund  (Palestine and Israel)
  
  
• Person Centered Expressive Therapy Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Physicians for Social Responsibility  (U.S.)
  
  
• Praxis Peace Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• Psychologists for Social Responsibility  (U.S.)
  
  
• Public Conversations Project  (U.S.)
  
  
• Rhodes University  (South Africa)
  
  
• Rural Southern Voice for Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• Russian Association of Telephonic Emergency Services  (Russia)
  
  
• Russian Independent Psychiatric Association  (Russia)
  
  
• Santa Clara University  (U.S.)
  
  
• Saybrook University and Research Center  (U.S.)
  
  
• Shalom Center for Justice and Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• Sonoma State University  (U.S.)
  
  
• St. Petersburg Pedagogical University  (Russia)
  
  
• St. Petersburg State University  (Russia)
  
  
• Sufi Order International  (U.S.)

• The Peace Alliance  (U.S.)
  
  
• The Politics of Trust  (U.S.)
  
  
• Thrive: Alliance of Nonprofits of San Mateo Co. (U.S.)
  
  
• Transnational Perspectives  (Switzerland)
  
  
• Transpartisan Alliance  (U.S.)
  
  
• Union Institute  (U.S.)
  
  
• UN Non-Governmental Organization for the University of Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• United Religions Initiative   (U.S.)
  
  
• Unity Center   (U.S.)
  
  
• Unity Productions Foundation  (U.S.)
  
  
• Vilnius University  (Lithuania)
  
  
• Western Michigan Univ. Haenicke Institute for Global Education (U.S.)
  
  
• Wonkwang University of South Korea  (S. Korea)
  
  
• World Association for Person Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy and Counseling
  
  
• World Council of Psychotherapy  (Austria)
  
  
• World Health Foundation for Development and Peace  (U.S.)
  
  
• World Peace and Friendship Society  (India)
  
  
• YES! magazine  (U.S.)
  
  
• 20,000 Dialogues  (U.S.)
  
  

These efforts have received encouragement over the years from:

• President of the United States
• President of Russia
• President of Costa Rica
• Governor of St. Petersburg  
• King Abdullah II of Jordan, and the Jordanian Government
  

(We invite you to sign the Charter Affirmation by going to the above link)