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Meta-Culture: Changing the Culture of Discourse

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July 20, 2010 — Last week, we were thrilled to announce that one of our partners in the field of conflict resolution, India-based Meta-Culture, has been chosen to receive the Outstanding Leadership Award from the Association for Conflict Resolution.

Meta-Culture: Working on Dialogue and Conflict Resolution in India

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Over the past five years, the Public Conversations Project and India-based Meta-Culture have been partners in the field of Conflict Resolution, learning from each other’s experiences in bringing dialogue to new conflicts, cultures, and populations.