When the Public Conversations Project provided a customized training for Hebrew College students the future rabbis realized how valuable dialogue could be both to conversations about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and in their work as religious leaders.  Click here to see the video.

With inter-religious conflicts in Nigeria rising dramatically over the last decade, emerging Nigerian youth leaders need skills that enhance their ability to participate in and facilitate public discussions, dialogues, mediations, and debates. Through an educational and cultural exchange organized by the Graduate Program in Dispute Resolution at the University of Massachusetts Boston, eighteen leaders came to Boston in the summer of 2008 to receive intensive training in conflict prevention and management, and resolution techniques. Hear them talk about how the Public Conversations Project's training applies to their work in Nigeria.

What patterns of conflict and compromise can we anticipate during Obama's presidency? PCP hosted "A Post-inauguration Conversation," to explore this question. David King, faculty director of the Newly Elected Members of the U.S. Congress Program at The Harvard Kennedy School of Government, gave some intriguing insights. Click here to hear Professor King's perspectives on our new president. Click here to join The PCP exCHANGE (PCP's membership group) and be invited to future events.