Finding & Building Peace - What's Possible?

Join us for Dinner with Dialogue at our next DwD Jan 11 at Asian Legend, for a lightly structured dialogue on fidig the next movement for peacebuilding and advocacy in the Canadian context, in the 21st Century. Some questions we're serving up:

• What ought to be our priorities for peace making in this era? Where and how might we FIND peace?

• Why isn't there a robust peace movement in Canada? Given Canada's longest participation in wartime in its history, why are we complacent? How do we wake up to the moment and realize the societal costs of these engagements? What ought WE to do to move back

• The Doomsday Clock is set to the closest to midnight since the 1950's nuclear arms race. There's a good chance it will go closer in 2017 given the promised increase in nuclear weapons support by US presidents Trump and Obama. How might we live with and communicate about this symbol in our civic lives?

• How might we ally and participate with indigenous people to inform peace advocacy? See the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

• What do we have to reconcile within ourselves and the national culture do become peacemaking a peacekeeping culture? (Can we design interventions relevant to Canada's 150th?)

Please RSVP for this (free) open dialogue with friends in a community of participation.

Asian Legend, 418 Dundas West, 6:30 - 8:30 Reservation under Peter Jones