There will be many opportunities throughout for interaction between presenters and participants. The programme is designed to inform, inspire and engage.
Time | Event |
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8.15am |
Registration opens Light refreshment will be provided |
9.00am |
Welcome |
9.10am |
Authentic Dialogue: Promoting Change & Resolving ConflictHannes Siebert & Anna WuThe presenters will discuss:
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9.50am |
Facilitated small group discussions |
10.15am | Refreshment break |
10.30am |
Design Considerations for DialoguePuja Kapai & Dr Clem McCartneyThe presenters will discuss:
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11.00am |
Q&AJacqueline Pang (moderator) |
12.00pm | Lunch |
1.00pm |
Dialogue Lab1. Dialogue in Action: Case StudiesMichael Frank Alar & Thomas FannThe presenters will discuss:
2. Nonviolent Communication: Connection Across DifferencesChi, Hin CheongThe presenter will discuss how Nonviolent Communication can be used in dialogue across political divides: 3. Social Media: Between Angels & DemonsNoppatjak Attanon & Raymond MakThe presenters will discuss the role of social media in conflict & in peace |
1.50pm |
Panel discussions and Q&AJacqueline Pang (moderator) |
2.30pm |
Facilitated small group discussions |
3.30pm |
Reflections |
4.15pm |
Closing remarksChristine Loh |
4.30pm | Participants are invited to stay & mingle until 5pm |
The programme is subject to change without prior notice.