Peacebuilding through Dialogue & Belonging

Peacebuilding through Dialogue & Belonging

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Following is a brief description of the program, Peacebuilding Through Dialogue and Belonging, and a bio of our speaker, Linda Low.

TOPIC:  Peacebuilding Through Dialogue and Belonging - Linda was one of 10 Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Fellows during the 2016 presidential election in the U.S.  She founded a program called Community Leadership Dialogues which convenes diverse voices in facilitated conversations to reduce polarization.  More than 2,000 people have participated.  90% of those surveyed say the experience has changed how they will approach future dialogue.  Linda will take you on a road trip in her dialogue journey across the globe, share what she’s learned, and the change she wants to mobilize with Rotarians in peace building. 
 
BIO:  Linda Low -- Formerly with the International Red Cross, Linda was a Rotary Peace Fellow at the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center. She is the founder of an initiative called Leadership Dialogues that decrease polarization and enable dialogue across difference. She also is the founder of the Rotary Club of Global Partners in Peace and is currently Executive Director of the U.S. section of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, an international non-governmental organization active in 40 countries.  Linda is the 2025 recipient of the Rotary International Champion of Peace award.

Jim Halderman
Chair, D5450 Peace Committee