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Peacemaker Delegations

  • Aboriginal Justice: 2-15 April (for German language speakers); 10-20 August; 28 September – 8 October
  • Colombia: International: 24 May – 6 June; 12-25 July; 20 September – 3 October; National: 31 March – 7 April.
  • Iraq (Kurdish North): 4-17 October
  • Palestine/Israel: 13-26 March; 22 May – 4 June; 4-16 July; 2-15 October; 6-19 November.

 

Peacemaker Trainings

  • July/August: 13 July – 13 August 2012; Chicago, Illinois, USA (apply by 1 May, 2012)
  • January: 4 January – 4 February 2013; Chicago, Illinois, USA (apply by 15 October, 2012)

 

CPT European Regional Convergence
1-6 May 2012; Refo-Konvent; Berlin, Germany

Undoing Oppressions Workshop
7-9 September 2012; Five Oaks Retreat Center; Paris, Ontario, Canada (open to all CPTers)

Corps Retreat
9-14 September 2012; Five Oaks Retreat Center; Paris, Ontario, Canada (open to stipended CPTers)

Steering Committee Meetings
16-20 October; Conference Call • 16-20 April; Toronto, Ontario

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