Peace Dynamics Trainings - Student - Faculty - Organizations

This dynamic interactive workshop addressing inclusivity, mindfulness and effective classroom management has been taught to school communities worldwide! For classroom professionals, creating caring classroom communities is one of the most critical tools of the trade. This workshop will explore barriers to communication, reframing challenging or difficult classroom environments, identifying diverse perspectives and inclusive behaviors and introduce strategies and pedagogy that leads to success in the classroom and community. 

This class is offered to students and parents. It is an interactive workshop where positive leadership, communication skills and productive relationships are taught.  Student leadership and community awareness are introduced to the participants as options toward embracing inclusion in our daily lives. A separate component is incorporated into this workshop where parents and students are separated.  Parents are introduced to coping mechanisms to be used in the home, office or community. Students are introduced to a process called community mapping where they can gauge their leadership abilities. They learn methods to improve their communication skills in their school and their community. This class introduces leadership training and anti-bully strategies to students and parents.

This basic level course is a practical skill-building class utilizing role playing, discussion and trainer presentations to teach appropriate responses to conflict situations which arise in classroom situations, schools and in professional environments. Conflict Management/Communication skill strategies are based on the idea that children and adults can develop a new awareness and a willingness to examine and change conflict behaviors if handled constructively. Learn to respond to problems, how to avoid arguments and build more lasting relationships in your classroom home and community.

Educators – Administrators – Social Workers                                                   

This workshop will discuss bullying characteristics, perceptions, learned behavior and prejudice reduction. Teachers will learn how to identify the characteristics and perceptions of the bully/victim dynamic. They will discover how learned behavior perpetuates the culture of cruelty and strategies in creating caring classroom communities.

This basic level course is a practical skill-building class utilizing role plays, exercises, discussions, and training presentations to teach appropriate responses to conflict situations which arise in school, business, or family situations. It provides the opportunity to learn and practice conflict resolution skills. Topics include listening, using I-messages, empathizing, and seeing another’s perspective, communicating, and negotiating positively and effectively. Origins of conflict will be explored as well as responses to conflict. Methodologies in the five-step process will be covered. This interactive class will use role-play and effective strategies to gain an understanding of the process. This workshop is recommended for everyone involved in the implementation of conflict resolution programs. Mediation is a win-win situation where disputants walk away satisfied from a conflict because they resolved the conflict and came up with the solutions to resolve their problem.

The Global Leaders Institute utilizes an interactive and dynamic curriculum that focuses on preparing students for success in diverse situations. Future leaders need communication, negotiation and social skills to navigate complex settings where multiple ethnicities reflect diverse cultures and varied expectations. Students enrolled will put their learned skills into practice by partnering with United Nations Department of Global Communications and NGOs.

1. Develop communication and social skills
2. Learn effective leadership skills for diverse environments
3. Acquire mediation/negotiations skills with certification in Conflict Transformation
4. Develop Critical Thinking skills addressing global solutions regarding Project Based Development 
5. Utilize technology fostering relationships with United Nation partner organizations
6. Hone their public speaking skills with an emphasis on workshop presentations
7. Learn United Nation protocols and attend UN Conferences