This is the draft workshop PPT for the GenPeace Module on Civil Society Responses and Initiatives on Peace

1. Youth Networkin partnership withOffice of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process

2. Conflict Responses & Peace InitiativesAn Introduction to Waging Peace and GenPeace

3. Let’s: Sit Down. EXERCISE: Try to identify the different RESPONSES and INITIATIVES to peace. Relax. see a documentary

4. ? LEARNINGS VIOLENCE MANIFESTED YOUTH ROLES

5. VIOLENCE Perpetrators Victims Direct Indirect Youth Advocates

6. Responses Initiatives Examples

7. Responses: ROLES Service Provider

8. Responses: ROLES Watchdog

9. Responses: ROLES Advocates for Alternatives Policies, Programs, Paradigms

10. Direct Intervention Responses: AIMS

11. Responses: AIMS Addressing the Consequences of the Conflict

12. Working on the Social Fabric Responses: AIMS

13. Initiatives: Multi-Track Diplomacy Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

14. Track 1 official government diplomacy whereby communication and interaction is between governments Between the main opposing parties Government, Negotiating Panels

15. NGOs, Practitioners, Academe, Media, etc. Track 2 Professional Conflict Resolution NGOs Faith/Belief Systems Research Aid community Education Unofficial interaction and intervention of non-state actors Media Training Business Local government Civil Society Initiatives

16. Stakeholders directly affected by the armed conflicts Grassroot communities Track 3 Communities

17. Responses Roles and Aims of Civil Society Peacebuilding Initiatives Multi-track Diplomacy Examples Waging Peace GenPeace

18. Networking Strengthening Capacities Nurturing Initiatives Waging Peace Philippines

19. Networking: Network of Peace CSOs and Networks PRO-WAR Pro-PeaCe Waging Peace Philippines

20. Strengthening Capacities: Waging Peace Conference, Assessment, Analysis, Planning Waging Peace Philippines

22. Solidarity Actions

23. Collaborative Projects

24. ETC.GenPeace Mindanao Solidarity Nurturing Initiatives Peace Covenant Duyog Mindanao Waging Peace Philippines

25. GenPeace GenPeace Who we are? What we do? What we want? GenPeace is a network of organizations engaged in a youth-led advocacytowards a just and sustainable peace.

27. Engaging different stakeholders

28. Synergy of Expertise (i.e. Human Rights, Peace Education, International Humanitarian Law, Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue, etc.)

31. Youth: victims and perpetrators of violence

33. GenPeace What we DO? youth-led advocacy. CONNECT: Network Building & Linkaging

34. GenPeace What we DO? youth-led advocacy. empower EMPOWER: Youth Formation & Capacity Building

35. GenPeace What we DO? youth-led advocacy. TRANSFORM: Peace Advocacy

36. GenPeace What we DO? youth-led advocacy. CONNECT. Network Building and Linkaging EMPOWER. Youth Formation & Capacity Building TRANSFORM. Peace Advocacy

37. GenPeace What we DO? youth-led advocacy. softcore Peace One Day Pilipinas, Peace Film Festival, Poster Making Contest, Peace Music Festival, Peace Mosaic Peace Mission to Mindanao, 365 Lobbying and Petitions, Youth Peace Agenda, Peace and Human Rights Caravan, Forums, Solidarity Initiatives, etc. HaRDCoRE!!!!

38. GenPeace What we WANT? just and sustainable peace. Peace is the vehicle, peace is the destination.

39. GenPeace What we WANT? just and sustainable peace. Non-violent approaches to resolving armedconflicts.

40. What we WANT? just and sustainable peace. “Peace is not just the absence of war:Peace through justice, peace by means of peace.”