Susan and Ines explain the peer mediation system created in the Sécheron high school in Geneva. This system has been in place for 15 years and trains students and teachers in conflict resolution and communication. Since then, students have learned to trust and respect each other more.
Event: Geneva Peace Talks 2014
Location: Palais des Nations
Date: 19/09/2014
Randa shares her conviction that peace must be, first and foremost, universal rather than individual. With reference to the war in Syria, she highlights the importance that all actors in a conflict take part in the peace process. Lastly, she explains the central role of dialogue and tolerance in multicultural crises.
Tags: Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Dialogue, Diversity, Iraq, Multi-ethnicity, Peace, Religious Tensions, Syria, War,