N A R P I
The Summer Peacebuilding Training is hosted in a different part of Northeast Asia each August. If you’re interested in joining, please read about the courses and facilitators. The application period is from May to June each year. Please apply! We welcome participants from all parts of Northeast Asia, and beyond.
NARPI 2022: Special Online & Local Alternative to the 2022 Summer Peacebuilding Training
Background
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NARPI Steering Committee agreed to postpone the in-person Summer Peacebuilding Training that was scheduled to take place in Mongolia, to next year (2023).
After completing eight Online NARPI! (ON!) workshops from August 2021-March 2022, planned by the ON! Team, we experienced that meaningful connection is possible online, and we wanted to build on what was started with ON!, with an alternative program this August.
This August, we will create space for online discussion between people in the NARPI network – in small groups (5-6 participants; 2 co-facilitators), and on topics of common interest to both participants and facilitators.
We will ask that participants plan their own NARPI-style local field trips.
* If you’re interested in joining NARPI 2022: Special Online & Local Alternative to the 2022 Summer Peacebuilding Training, please read the information below.
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* If you’re interested in joining NARPI 2022: Special Online & Local Alternative to the 2022 Summer Peacebuilding Training, please read the information below.
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1. Requirements
a. Participated in a previous NARPI Training, or ON! Workshop (people who are new to the NARPI network, we will have an open program next summer)
b. Join for the entire program (both weekend discussions, as well as the local, participant-planned field trips)
2. Program Description
Day 1: Sunday, August 7 10am-12pm and 1:30pm-3:30pm (Seoul/Tokyo time)
Online plenary opening; small group discussions on themes chosen by both participants and co-facilitators
Day 2: Anytime between August 8-19 It’s up to you; it can also be longer than a day!
Individual or group field trips in your local area, related to conflict and peace, planned by participants. The admin team will provide some guidance for field trip preparation and debriefing. We also ask that you document your experience with photos, videos, or reflection, and send your documentation to the admin team so that it can be compiled and shared with the NARPI network.
Day 3: Saturday, August 20 10am-12pm and 1:30pm-3:30pm (Seoul/Tokyo time)
Continued online discussions in the same small groups, going deeper into the same topics while connecting your theme to your field trip experiences; plenary closing
3. Program Costs
Online discussions: Costs will be covered by donations to NARPI
Field trip: Each participant will cover their own cost to participate in local group or individual field trips
∇ REGISTRATION ∇
Late registration for NARPI 2022: Special Online and Local Alternative to the Summer Peacebuilding Training is still open! Please fill out the form below.
Google Forms: Participant Registration Form
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2019 Courses
Week 1: August 9-13, 2019
1. English for Peacebuilding
2. Conflict and Peace Framework
3. Theory and Practice of Peace Education
4. Diverse Approaches to Peacebuilding
5. Trainer’s Training (for repeat participants)
more information
Week 2: August 17-21, 2019
6. Restorative Justice for Historical Harms
7. Optimizing Peacemaking by Ending Generational Trauma
8. Space and Facilities for Peacebuilding: the roles of the arts, education and exhibition
9. Community-Based Conflict Transformationmore information
Field Trip: August 14-16, 2019
1. Comfort Women Museum
2. Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall
3. Mei Yuan Community Centermore information
Evening Events
At NARPI trainings, meaningful sharing and learning continues after classes have finished each day. Some evening events are planned by the hosting group, to introduce more about the historical, cultural or social issues of the hosting area. Most evening events, though, are planned by participants, as a way to share their interests or experiences with others, through presentations, videos and discussion. In addition, there is a Culture and Talent Night in Week 2, during which time participants and facilitators present their cultures through song, dance, games, food, photos, etc.
2019 Facilitators
Cheryl Woelk
English for Peacebuilding
Atsuhiro Katano
Conflict and Peace Framework Facilitator; Restorative Justice
Kathy Matsui
Theory and Practice of Peace Education
Jae Young Lee
Trainer's Training; Diverse Approaches to Peacebuilding
Kyoko Okumoto
Trainer's Training; Diverse Approaches to Peacebuilding
Tommy Lee Woon
Optimizing Peace Making by Ending Generational Trauma
Ryozo Teruoka
Space and Facilities for Peacebuilding
Hong Soek (Scott) Kim
Community-Based Conflict Transformation
2019 Special Resource Persons
Jae Young Lee
Restorative Justice
Aya Kasai
English for Peacebuilding; Optimizing Peacemaking by Ending Generational Trauma
Gayeon Kim
Conflict and Peace Framework
Kyoko Okumoto
Space and Facilities for Peacebuilding
Wang Ying
Community-Based Conflict Transformation
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