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Together again at the CRC Headquarters in HaKfar HaYarok!
Throughout the month of May, the lockdowns in the Middle East have begun to ease up. With everything that happened, it’s really interesting to see people showing extra care to their personal and public hygiene.
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We asked our ambassadors to share their perspectives on the Black Lives Matter movement currently taking place in the USA and internationally. Click here for a statement from Jaime Musso, CRC ambassador from Italy and Germany.
Read moreCharney Resolution Center invited our ambassadors to share their thoughts, feelings, and reactions about this pandemic with us. Here is a video with Charney Ambassador Grace Klein in Chicago, USA.
Ophyr, the head of the Center’s ambassador program, conducted an interview with Sofia Arthurs Schoppe, a graduate of the EMIS inaugural class, about her published book named “Conflict (noun)”. This book features testimonies from individuals affected by conflict throughout the Middle East, Eastern and Central Europe.
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We asked our Ambassadors, EMIS alumni, and friends to share some insight that they learned from all that’s going on during this period in time. Here’s what they had to say.
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On June 4th-6th 2020, CRC & EMIS hosted "AM SAGOL" (Purple Nation), an Israeli NGO empowering compassionate leadership, for a three-day long workshop as part of our collaborations with organizations aimed at promoting value-driven, healthy, and tolerant communities. "AM SAGOL" is an association that offers various ways to increase social engagement and empathy towards each other in Israel. The four lead trainers of the workshop were Dr. Shira Pagorek Eshel, Eli Amir, Yaron Davidson, and Ohad Yemini. The workshop included 35 hours of intense experiential exercises on awareness, commitment, personal responsibility, emotional intelligence, and leadership.
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Jeffrey Morton, Director of Leon Charney Diplomacy Program, Foreign Policy Association Fellow, Department of Political Science, Florida Atlantic University
Leon Charney, a back-door channel advisor to leaders and diplomats during the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt, believed that through dialogue and diplomacy any goal can be achieved. The Leon Charney Diplomacy Program offered by Florida Atlantic University was named in his honor in 2016, starting a fruitful collaboration between the Charney Resolution Center and FAU. I’m excited to be representing the Center when I take the course in the coming fall. I’m looking forward to developing new skills and gaining experience in this field. I decided to interview the head of the course, Professor Jeffrey Morton, to have a better grasp of what is awaiting me and to hear his opinion on the current Corona-virus pandemic. By Jaime Musso
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