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International Conference on Transgenerational Trauma
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2nd Annual International Conference on Transgenerational Trauma: Communal Wounds and Victim Identities
June 20-22, 2013 ~Amman Jordan
Addressing unresolved inherited communal trauma and the implications for violence and war within and between communities. Held in conjunction with the Global Network for the Study of Transgenerational Trauma, and the Social Health Care training and treatment program to serve refugee populations.
Sponsored by: Common Bond Institute, International Humanistic Psychology Association, International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations-Jordan.
Endorsed and Supported by Over 100 professional associations, universities, and organizations internationally.
Official Partner of: Charter For Compassion and Parliament of World’s Religions.
Call For Proposals
3 day program:
A Focused Dialogue and Deliberation – Defining and addressing the dynamics of inherited, unresolved communal trauma from one generation to the next, including historical understandings, the development and perpetuation of communal victim identities, exclusive cultural membership and rites of belonging, and implications for past, present and future relations between communities – particularly war and violence.
A Search for New Models and Methodologies – Developing new models and methods at the societal level for healing and preventing communal trauma and it’s transfer into future generations.
Transgenerational Trauma is seen as an underlying and potent fuel for the eruption of violence in the present and future. Understanding it’s dynamics and implications, and developing ways to effectively treat it, are seen as essential to healing and reconciliation within and between communities, establishing compassionate local and global relations, and achieving sustainable peace.
Format and Content
- Keynote speakers
- Topical panels & roundtables
- Breakout sessions of skills, research, theory, and practical presentations
- Daily facilitated dialogue & action planning groups
- Live 2-way global links with other countries
- Networking for cooperation on applications
- Multi-cultural, multi disciplinary learning community
- Social-cultural events and performances
- Official Conference Languages: English and Arabic
Location: Coral Sadeen Hotel, Amman, Jordan
Schedule: 3-Day Program: Thursday morning to Saturday night
For details on Proposals, Program, Registration, Displays, and Ads, visit the Common Bond Institute website.
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