Scholarships Available to UME Alumni for Conflict Resolution Workshop
UME has partnered with Nonviolent Schools RI to bring our alumni a 20-hour workshop about conflict and how to address it using the strategies employed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in August 2022. There are seven 2 hour 45 min online sessions on August 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17 and 23 from 9 AM – 11:45 AM (EDT). The cost of this workshop is will be fully subsidized by UME and Nonviolent Schools RI for up to 5 UME alumni who would like to participate. This workshop is open to both MENA + US alumni of any UME program.
If more than 5 alumni apply, then Nonviolent Schools RI will lead an admissions process for the available slots.
Please note that these scholarships are only available for UME alumni – do not forward this application form to anyone outside of the UME network
Please email [email protected] with a CC to [email protected]
by May 8, 2022 expressing your interest in attending.
Please email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Best of luck with the remaining school year!
Workshop Description can be found below
Best Wishes,
Ray
Workshop Description:
Educators have been learning how to use the power of Kingian Nonviolence to transform their classrooms into communities of peace and understanding. There has never been a more urgent need to consider how Dr. King’s principles of nonviolence and strategies to reconcile conflict can be harnessed to support the needs of all learners. Nonviolent Schools RI ‘s 2022 Summer Institute is the premiere professional development experience for educators who desire to create a more inclusive, community-based learning community. The Institute is a powerful, multi-disciplinary gathering designed for Kindergarten-college educators, support staff, and school leaders. It includes impactful content using inquiry-based techniques and activities to inspire educators in building equitable and just learning communities. Participants will enjoy an experience with numerous opportunities for dialogue, sharing, and learning from others, and will come away with lessons and activities to inspire students of all ages to practice a nonviolence philosophy and to address conflict using nonviolent strategies. Go to www.nonviolentschoolsri.org for more information.
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