Specifics on what you can do

Member Organizations - Can get the word out to your membership. Send e-mails, place notices in newsletters, links on websites. Talk about your visions for the role of neutrals in forging a path of peaceful coexistence. more.....

Individuals - Can be the catalyst in your family, neighborhood, congregation, school or town - hold a dialogue dinner or barbecue with flags from many nations. Invite a facilitator to lead a dialogue on Facing Conflict for your neighborhood, congregation or favorite civic group. We have resources to help. more.....

Educators - Can hold dialogues on Facing Conflict or use other conflict resolution exercises in your classes. Share a lesson plan, class exercise or skit on the web site to help others participate in Interdependence day. We have resources to help. more.....

Workplaces - Can hold dialogue circles about Facing Conflict throughout your organization: make conflict awareness a part of your culture. Create a conflict management strategic plan. We have resources to help. more.....

Congregations - Can create an environment in which people feel safe bringing up conflict or differences. Put conflict on the table, have a facilitated dialogue on Facing Conflict. We have resources to help. more.....

Restorative Justice groups - Can hold a showing of the Real Justice video. Follow it with a dialogue about Restorative Justice. Talk about what you're doing in your community and how others can participate. more....

Politicians & Activists - Can hold a debate and make it a dialogue. Collaborate across party lines for the good of your constituents, supporters and the planet. more.....

Writers and Performers - Can write a skit, play, song, musical, opera, essay, poem, or novel that reflects our mission. Dedicate a performance to the inauguration of Interdependence Day, Sept. 12, 2003. more.....

What you can do