List of workshops at the 1998 WRI Triennial

Written reports are available from very few workshops. This list is on the website mainly to give a flavour of the range of workshops which took place. If we have been sent a copy of a report, it will be hotlinked from this page as well as from the main Triennial page.

• Sunday 20 September
  • 15.30-17.30
• Monday 21 September
  • 14:00-15:25
  • 15:30-17:30
  • 21.30-22.30
• Tuesday 22 September: Gender Day
  • 14:00-15:25
  • 15:30-17:30
• Thursday 24 September
  • 14:00-15:25
  • 15:30-17:30

Sunday 20 September

15.30-17.30

1. Movement Action Plan: a tool for analysis
   Convenors: Andreas Speck and
   Silke Kreusel, Germany
2. Indonesia
   Convenors Yeni Damayanti, Indonesia, and Maggie Helwig, Canada
3. The Balkan Peace Team and its work
   Convenors: Otvorene Oci
4. Introduction to electronic networking
   Convenor: Andreas Jaeger, Germany
5. New hi-tech arms race and how to campaign against it
   Convenor: Koen
   Moens, Belgium
6. Economic Conversion
   Convenors: Rene Burget and Maurice Montet, France
7. Military and Human Rights
   Convenor: Michel Monod, Switzerland
8. Psychosocial effects of obligatory military service
   Convenor: Roselia
   Baronti, Chile
9. International action against impunity: Cooperation Argentina-UK
   Convenor: Jean De Wandelaer, Argentina
10. Nonviolence training and education workshop
    Convenor: Rob Fairmichael, Northern Ireland

Monday 21 September

14:00-15:25

1. WRI for beginners: all you ever wanted to know about WRI
   Convenors:
   Reinoud Doeschot, Netherlands and Albert Beale, Britain
2. WRI programme on nonviolence and social empowerment
   Convenor: Howard Clark, Britain/Spain
3. WRI Latin America working group
   Convenor: Jean De Wandelaer,
   Belgium/Argentina

15:30-17:30

1. Introduction to email networking
   Convenor: Andreas Jaeger, Germany
2. Kosovo
   Convenors: Howard Clark and others
3. Human rights and the arts
   Convenor: Roberto Arroyo, Chile
4. Environmental action of grassroots and indigenous groups in the south of
   Chile
   Convenor: José Araya, Chile
5. War Tax Resistance Peace Tax Campaigns: the new form of conscientious
   objection to the military
   Convenor: Koen Moens, Belgium
6. Europe without an army
   Convenor: Kai-Uwe Dosch, Germany
7. The politics of solidarity movements
   Convenor: Ken Simons .
8. Nonviolence training and education workshop
   Convenor: Patricio Vejar, Chile
9. Recovering historical memory in Guatemala: the Girardi report
   Convenor:
   Jorge Morales Toj, Guatemala

21.30-22.30

• WRI Women's Working Group

Tuesday 22 September: Gender Day

14:00-15:25

1. WRI Turkey-Kurdistan working group
   Convenors: Rudi Friedrich. Franz
   Nadler, Germany, and Serdar Tekin, Turkey
2. WRI Africa working group
   Convenors: Jan Van Criekinge, Belgium; Matt
   Meyer, USA.
3. Continuation of Latin America working group
   

15:30-17:30

1. Experiences of war
   Convenor: Carmen Magallón, Spain
2. Gender and body language
   Convenor: Imke Kreusel, Germany
3. IFoR's Women PeaceMakers Programme
   Convenor: Shelley Anderson
4. Masculinity and militarism [men only]
   Convenor: Andreas Speck,
   Germany
5. Violence and gender
   Convenor: Vesna Terselic, Croatia/Slovenia
6. Women in the peace and anti-war movements: why do we organise separately?
   Convenors: Siân Jones and Aida
7. Introduction to email networking
   Convenor: Andreas Jaeger, Germany
8. Children seen as citizens: a human rights perspective
   Convenor: Francis Valverde,
   Chile
9. Peace work on the internet: Introduction to a university course
   Convenor: Hakan Kellgren, Sweden

Thursday 24 September

14:00-15:25

1. ARK for beginners
2. Campaign on asylum right for Algerian war resisters
   Convenor: Maurice
   Montet, France
3. WRI Strategic Planning
   Convenors: Ellen Elster and Joanne Sheehan

15:30-17:30

1. Introduction to email networking
   Convenor: Andreas Jaeger, Germany
2. Peace work in post-Yugoslav Countries
   Convenors: Branka Rajner, Goran
   Boziceric and Marina Masteske
3. Progress about civilian-based defense
   Convenors: Jean Marichez, France
   and Christine Schweitzer, Germany
4. Electronic media in the service of human rights
   Convenor: Patricio
   Vejar, Chile
5. How to destroy your organisation
   Convenor: Pau Perez, Spain
6. Organising for social change
   Convenor: Silke Kreusel and Andreas Speck,
   Germany
7. Identity and conflicts: two case studies
   Convenor: Teresa Duran,
   Chile/Germany
8. Complicated conflicts and complex responses
   Convenor: Jorgen Johansen,
   Norway
9. East Timor
   Convenors: Yeni Damayanti, Indonesia and Maggie Helwig,
   Canada