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International Online Training Program On Intractable Conflict |
Conflict Research Consortium, University of Colorado, USA |
Throughout this training program we include descriptions of conflict problems, strategies for limiting those problems, and examples of real world efforts to deal with difficult conflict situations. We recognize that many users will have ideas and experiences which can contribute significantly to the program. For this reason we encourage people to submit materials that they would like to see added to the program. These materials can be submitted in the form of e-mail messages or, perhaps, a link to a web site which contains the information. Contributors should also tell us how we should acknowledge their contribution. We would also appreciate hearing about others who have materials which we should reference or incorporate into the program. We are also interested in learning about any errors we may have made or suggestions for improving the existing materials.
Even in the age of the Internet, the world is a very big place and it takes time to send information from our computers in Colorado to users around world. To reduce these times and increase efficiency of the overall system we are looking for local "mirror" sites who would be willing to post a copy of our materials on their web server for use in their part of the world. It should be possible to set this up so that we can do the site administration from Colorado and the demands on mirror site staffs are limited. We would also be willing to set up a reciprocal arrangement where we provide a mirror site for your materials. Organizations interested in this opportunity should contact the Consortium for more information.
We are also looking for training program affiliates--organizations which would be interested in providing access to the Consortium system as part of their other training activities. In exchange we would be willing to advertise their program as a local affiliate of the Consortium program. Contact the Consortium for more information
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