Dialogue and Conflict Management Training at the Palestinian Academy for Peace and Community Harmony

The second day of the training program organized by the Palestinian Academy for Peace and Community Harmony covered key topics related to understanding and analyzing violence and conflict, identifying conflict actors, and examining power dynamics. The sessions were delivered by Dr. Qusai Hamed.

Anas Al-Asta, Chairperson of Qامات Foundation for Documenting the Palestinian Struggle, joined the training as an honorary guest and shared his practical experience working with young people.

Lawyer Haneen Ramadan also led a session on human rights principles and United Nations Security Council Resolutions 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security, and 1325 on Women, Peace and Security.

On the first day, journalist Samer Khweireh covered group building, communication skills, and active listening. Journalist Samar Thawabteh led training sessions on constructive dialogue, managing differences, negotiation, and mediation, focusing on effective communication and peaceful approaches to resolving disagreements.

The third day of training is scheduled to continue exploring the program’s themes, further strengthening participants’ knowledge and skills in dialogue and the design of initiatives that promote peace and community harmony.

The program is implemented by Witness Center for Citizen Rights and Community Development, with funding from the Representative Office of Finland in Ramallah, in partnership with the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports.