For 2015, the John Looney Internship has been filled with learning AND action. It's always insightful for me to examine our twelve alternatives to violence sessions, to view suggested films (in Extras section) and to partake in reflection options with a new intern. During this particular internship we enjoyed using the Discussion Forum and we invite your reaction and participation. See the January and February blog posts for new case studies by Hannah Yackley.
Community program planning and follow up with Theater of the Oppressed is described under the March blog posts. Hannah worked in consensus with many to make this program successful.
After interviewing Greg Coleridge of the Northeast Ohio AFSC office, Hannah moved on to national and global applications of peace, justice and nonviolence for both April and May blog posts. In addition, the June blog considers the key factor of perception on all levels of conflict resolution.
Hannah Yackley perhaps has left her footprint most with her talent for creating informational videos. See her latest video about "Move to Amend" and their bottom up political action for constitutional change, below.
Submitted by Danene M. Bender
Teacher & Editor of ATVC
Community program planning and follow up with Theater of the Oppressed is described under the March blog posts. Hannah worked in consensus with many to make this program successful.
After interviewing Greg Coleridge of the Northeast Ohio AFSC office, Hannah moved on to national and global applications of peace, justice and nonviolence for both April and May blog posts. In addition, the June blog considers the key factor of perception on all levels of conflict resolution.
Hannah Yackley perhaps has left her footprint most with her talent for creating informational videos. See her latest video about "Move to Amend" and their bottom up political action for constitutional change, below.
Submitted by Danene M. Bender
Teacher & Editor of ATVC
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