Peace as a Global Language Conference

Program
Below is the preliminary schedule (Correct as of 16.10.2011)
PGL2011schedule : schedule
PGL 2011: Peace without Boundaries Schedule Saturday Registration Main Lobby (First Floor) 10:00-11:00 Time/Room 9:45-10:00 201 Opening Address Kozo Mayumi, Biofuel Delusion and Granfaloons: Quo vadis?" Katherine Fuji, Judaism, Adam Clifton, Christianity and Australia and Sandy Healy, Islam: The Richard Miller, the GFC - At TBA Three TBA What Cost Abrahamic Monotheistic Religions Thomas Mach, Japans Kevin Ted Quock, 3Sustainable Ramsden, 11 Editorial Roots: What Silver Tsunami Cartoons: the Edo Era or Peaceful Intention vs. Can Teach Acceptance of Perception Us About Equality? Living Within Limits Lunch Albie Sharp, The Patriot's Pitchfork: Anne Provet, Adventures Trauma and and Healing as Misadventures Pathway to with Peace Nationalism in the Classroom. Mary Goebel Noguchi and Jiyan Ghadimi, Attacking BIHE: Denying Higher Education to Iran's Largest Minority 204 205 206 207 303 305 306 2nd fl Open

10:00-11:00

11:15-11:45

David Alenga, Globalization of Insecurity

12:00-12:30

Sarah Houghton, Positive Peace and Media Conglomeration: A US Case Study

Tanuja Sachdev, Reconciliation: A Holistic Approach for Post-Conflict Rebuilding

12:30-1:30

1:30-2:30 ONE HOUR

John Paul Robert Loucky. "One O'Mochain, Heart, One Peace, World" Peace Masculinities, Poetry and Capote Translation as Classroom Project Resource

1:00-2:00 Posters

Robert Kowalczyk, The Nuclear Thread

2:45-3:15

Ryan Mari Aoki, Paul Scott, Richardson, Psychological R2P- POC and Zane Ritchie, Population Approach to Libya - A The Sticky decline as a Peace Teachable Truth About Oil move toward without Moment and peace Boundaries More Break Kimberlye Kowalczyk, Media for Peace Building Susanne Kai Sawyer, Pamila Florea, Balogh, Introduction to If We Can Education for Non Violent Dream It We a New Communication Can Be It Humanity Mark Sheehan, Koji From the Nakamura, Library, to the Kazuya Peace Workshop, to Asakawa, Education for the World: An Trends of Exchange Interdisciplinary Right of Students Approach to People to from North Addressing Peace America and Gobal Issues Europe at a Japanese University

Esmat Azizi,Talking of Peace

Tim Bryar, Overcoming Structural and Cultural Violence through Nonviolent Struggle

3:15-3:45

4:00-4:30

Brendan Ries, The Power of Circles Naoko Kakuta, Awareness, Skills and Social Decisionmaking into a Curriculum for Teacher Training

4:45-5:15

Jeffery Nazzaro, All You Need is Love

6:006:40-8:40

Table for Two Peace Banquet Pecha-Kucha

Sunday Main Lobby (First Floor) 9:30-10:00 Session Time/Room 2 10:00-11:00 201 Aileen Smith, From Minamata to Fukushima Jean-Paul DuQuette, Katerine Fuji Cypris Village: & Anthonette ProNaoko Brent Jones, Gibson, Hiroko Kakuta, Thomas Mach, ProjectExploring A Urakawa, The Awareness, Permacultures Based Graying Challenges for Skills and foothold in Learning and Japan: Silver Health without Social Japan Peace Tsunami or Boundaries DecisionStudies Peaceful making into a Acceptance of Curriculum for Equality? Teacher Training Mark Sawyer, Intercultural Michael Citizenship: IwaneNegotiating Salovaara, Identity The Language Boundaries of of Peace University Students in Japan 204 205 206 207 303 305 306 2nd fl Open

11:15-11:45

Sally McLaren & Asuka Tomaru, March 11 and the Media

Rita Verma, The Courage to Teach Critically: Crossing Boundaries to Engage in

12:00-12:30

Steve Silsbee, Peace from within

Aaron Fox, Warren Decker, The How to Peace Through Guide to Experiential Using the iPad Learning in the EFL classroom

Jose G. Vargas, Indigenous Political Ecology approach to social movements in Mexico and Latin America

12:30-1:30 Kevin Maher, Understanding Cultural Starting Points, Understanding Each Other Yoko Chase, AWEP What is Empowerment for Asian Women Kenji Chida, Japan's Immigration Prospects Kirk Johnson, Breaking the Banking System

Lunch Charles Kowalski, War Peace and Language Kip Cates, Peace Education Activities for the Language Classroom Jennifer 1:00-2:00 Teeter, Posters Peace Boat and Disaster Relief

1:30-2:30 ONE HOUR

Ellen Head, Non Violent Communication Jacob Schnickel, Peer Coaching: A Portable Framework

2:45-3:15

Adam Clifton, Felicity The Japan-US Greenland, Gerry Yokota, Alliance: Past, Peace Songs The Rhetoric of Present and and Protest Diaspora Future Songs

John Einarsen, Wasteland (film)

3:30-4:00

Mao Tameda, Penny Water for Sugihara, TBA Peace Posters. Sat: Mark Wright, Zane Ritchie, James Nobis Posters: Sun: Susan Gilfert, Richard Miller, Ryan Richardson

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