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DESCRIPTION:The Practice of Peace:  A Shared Responsibility REGISTER NOW T
 OPIC:  Where can we find peace?  How do we grow peace?  What is my rol
 e in peace?  If they kill 10\,000 flowers\, will they kill the spring? BI
 O:   Dr. Gaea Logan is a British-American psychoanalyst\, training consu
 ltant\, lecturer\, and writer whose work bridges trauma\, group process\, 
 contemplative practice\, and democratic repair.  She is Executive Directo
 r of the International Institute for Trauma Studies in Vinnytsia\, Ukraine
 \, and an alumna of the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma and Global Menta
 l Health.  She holds a faculty position at the Psychoanalytic Institute o
 f Northern California.  She is a Fellow of the American Group Psychothera
 py Association and serves on the Board of Directors of the International A
 ssociation for Group Psychotherapy\, where she chairs the Social and Commu
 nal Trauma Committee and its Task Force on Dialogue and Peace.  Under Log
 an's vision and leadership\, the International Institute for Trauma Studie
 s has supported the development of clinical capacity and psychosocial resi
 lience in Ukraine under conditions of war and has earned significant natio
 nal recognition as best practices in trauma training and treatment.    I
 n 2025\, Logan was awarded an honorary doctorate and named Professor Emeri
 ta for her scholarship in trauma education\, contemplative neuroscience\, 
 and community psychoanalysis. She is a contributing author at the Ketterin
 g Foundation\, where she writes on trauma\, moral courage\, democracy\, an
 d peacebuilding.  Across her clinical\, educational\, and humanitarian wo
 rk\, Dr. Logan is committed to strengthening relational\, communal\, and d
 emocratic capacities in response to violence\, displacement\, and collecti
 ve trauma\, with particular attention to intervening in multigenerational 
 trauma its inception point. You will receive the Zoom link on December 3\,
  2026 from Jim Halderman. 
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SUMMARY:The Practice of Peace:  A Shared Responsibility
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The Practice of Peace: &nbsp\;A Sha
 red Responsibility</strong></p>\n\n<p><a href="https://portal.clubrunner.c
 a/4251/Event/12-05-26---dr--gaea-logan---the-practice-of-peace" target="_b
 lank"><strong>REGISTER NOW</strong></a></p>\n\n<p><strong>TOPIC:&nbsp\;&nb
 sp\;</strong>Where can we find peace?&nbsp\; How do we grow peace?&nbsp\; 
 What is my role in peace?&nbsp\; If they kill 10\,000 flowers\, will they 
 kill the spring?</p>\n\n<p><br />\n<strong>BIO:</strong>&nbsp\; &nbsp\;Dr.
  Gaea Logan is a British-American psychoanalyst\, training consultant\, le
 cturer\, and writer whose work bridges trauma\, group process\, contemplat
 ive practice\, and democratic repair.&nbsp\; She is Executive Director of 
 the International Institute for Trauma Studies in Vinnytsia\, Ukraine\, an
 d an alumna of the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma and Global Mental Hea
 lth.&nbsp\; She holds a faculty position at the Psychoanalytic Institute o
 f Northern California.&nbsp\; She is a Fellow of the American Group Psycho
 therapy Association and serves on the Board of Directors of the Internatio
 nal Association for Group Psychotherapy\, where she chairs the Social and 
 Communal Trauma Committee and its Task Force on Dialogue and Peace.&nbsp\;
  Under Logan&#39\;s vision and leadership\, the International Institute fo
 r Trauma Studies has supported the development of clinical capacity and ps
 ychosocial resilience in Ukraine under conditions of war and has earned si
 gnificant national recognition as best practices in trauma training and tr
 eatment.&nbsp\;<br />\n&nbsp\;<br />\nIn 2025\, Logan was awarded an honor
 ary doctorate and named Professor Emerita for her scholarship in trauma ed
 ucation\, contemplative neuroscience\, and community psychoanalysis.<br />
 \nShe is a contributing author at the Kettering Foundation\, where she wri
 tes on trauma\, moral courage\, democracy\, and peacebuilding.&nbsp\; Acro
 ss her clinical\, educational\, and humanitarian work\, Dr. Logan is commi
 tted to strengthening relational\, communal\, and democratic capacities in
  response to violence\, displacement\, and collective trauma\, with partic
 ular attention to intervening in multigenerational trauma its inception po
 int.</p>\n\n<p>You will receive the Zoom link on December 3\, 2026 from Ji
 m Halderman.</p>\n
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