AFTERNOON TEA INVITE TO PREVIEW THE VIRTUAL PDC 2021 MEDIATORS FELLOWSHIP - VIRTUAL PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COACHING COURSE (PDC 2021) FOR MEDIATORS IN KENYA
July 11, 2021 @ 04PM.
Suitable For: Mediation & Dispute Resolution (MDR) Professionals.
Time: 60 minutes.
About the event
OPEN COURSE
5-Months Fellowship National Certificate
FOR MEDIATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION (MDR) PROFESSIONALS
Virtual PDC 2021 Fellowship
Virtual Personal Development Coaching Course 2021 For Mediators In Kenya
5 Free Workshops I July to November
Saturday I 10 AM - 12 PM EAT I ZOOM Live
July 17 I August 21 I September 18 I October 16 I
Graduation Event: 24 HOUR LEAD IN SUMMIT
November 19/20, 2021
Continuous Learning Credits: 10 hours
Register At: WASILIANAHUBMEDIATORS.CO.KE
RENEW: RETOOL: REFRAME
SELF: SKILLS: STRATEGY
PARTICIPANT PORTAL
EXPLORE THE FELLOWSHIP COURSE
- July 11 Preview Weekend
- July 17 Week 1: Introduction Weekend
- August 21 Week 2: Business Weekend
- September 18 Week 3: SMART (Tech) Weekend
- October 16 Week 4: Impact Weekend
- November 19/20 Week 5: Integration Weekend
Graduation Event Day during ‘THE 24 HOUR LEAD IN SUMMIT'
The Program provides intuitive and reflective pathways for participants and Fellows to serve communities, businesses, families, and nations in dispute; benefiting people, the environment and local economies.
THE FELLOWSHIP FLIER
Suitable for Mediation & Dispute Resolution (MDR) Professionals.
Suitable for persons in-training; with an interest to learn more about mediation; refresh their skills; or to gain new skills in handling conflict.
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With your support, the Program on Conflict Transformation may reach more people.
- Tell someone about mediation - and the work of many mediators;
- Sponsor a research project;
- Sponsor a cohort or classes;
- Sponsor a group in your community to join a class;
- Sponsor a person(s) with special needs (including PWDs) to join a class;
- Organise a group in your community to take a class (youth, women, men);
- Organise a student group in your community to take a class (students, teachers, staff and board);
- Organise a company group in your community to take a class;
- Offer to speak at our events and learning sessions;
- Invite our participants and Fellows to speak to your community group;
- Nominate a community group for mediation (awareness) sessions to our participants and Fellows;
- Share with us new ways to possibly engage with you.
FELLOWSHIP TEAM
Fellowship Director
Rev. Prof. Peter Gichure; Director, Graduate School, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). (Transitioned August 2021).
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“Our people are suffering because they do not know that we (mediators) exist.”
- Rev. Prof. Peter Ignatius Gichure
(Chief Guest Address to African International Mediation Week (#AIMWeek) & Strategy20 Conference in December 2020).
A friend, a teacher, and a guide to the mediation community in Kenya.
TRANSITIONED AUGUST 2021.
INAUGURAL IGNATIAN LECTURE ON CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION
Established in 2021 as part of
The Fellowship National Certificate for Mediators in Kenya
Celebrating Contributions By The 1st Fellowship Director -
Rev. Prof. Peter Ignatius Gichure; Then Director, Postgraduate Studies, CUEA (Kenya).
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Rev. Prof. Peter Gichure is a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Nakuru. He is an Associate Professor of Dogmatic Theology and Peace Studies at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa. He holds doctorates in Theology and Religious Studies from the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, and Master's in Peace Studies from University of Notre Dame, USA. Prof. Gichure is the Theological Advisor of the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission, Kenya. His area of research is on alleviation of poverty and sustainable development. He has vast experience in university academic linkages both at the local and international levels. cuea.edu
Fellowship Co-Director
Coach Dr. Sharon Sutherland
Director of Strategic Innovation and Director of Research for Mediate BC, Canada
Fellowship Lead
Wangari Kabiru;
Chartered Mediator, Convenor.
Fellowship Guide
Rev. Dr. Peter Mbaro
Director, Centre for Social Justice and Ethics (CSJE), The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) University Kenya
Conflict Transformation Coaching
Rev. Dr. Peter Mbaro is the Director, Centre for Social Justice and Ethics.
He is a Diocesan priest of the Catholic Diocese of Nyahururu (Kenya). He was Ordained in 1995. Rev. Dr. Peter Mbaro holds Baccalaureate Degrees in Philosophy and in Sacred Theology from Urbaniana University in Rome, a Licentiate in Moral Theology from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa and a Doctorate in Social Doctrine of the Church from the Lateran Pontifical University in Rome (Italy). He is currently a Senior Lecturer at CUEA in the Centre for Social Justice and Ethics (CSJE) and serves as the Director of the CSJE. Since Sept. 2008, he has been teaching in the area of the Social Doctrine of the Church, with focus on Christian Ethics; Justice and Peace; Church Management and Leadership, hence, he has a rich experience.
He has authored several works in the area of family, ethics, peace and justice. (cuea.edu).
Fellowship Team
Emerald Midega
Moderator, 5R Group Writers Mediators Co-Chair (Publications Editor).
Fellowship Team
Sarah Ater
Moderator, Editorial Team ADRTomorrow Digest for 24 Hour LEAD IN Summit.
FACULTY COACHES
Fellowship Coach & Mentor
Alex Nyingi
Global Business & Sustainability
Session Mentor: September 04 Session 2: Critical Thinking Skills. 08:00 AM.
FACULTY:
Fellowship Coach; Alex Nyingi, MBA
Global Business & Sustainability
With extensive experience over 15 years in the tech and social sectors in African countries and beyond the continent, Alex has supported regional and global organisations in the areas of strategy, public policy and project design, and in the course of digital transformation, the deployment of ICTs & innovations to the private sector, non profits and to governments
Fellowship Coach & Mentor
Gichinga Ndirangu, FCIArb
Arbitration Tutor
Session Mentor: October 02 Session 3: Advanced Arbitration 101 Skills. 08:00 AM.
A lawyer of over 20 years experience and qualified as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, FCIArb. Experienced in the areas of arbitrating on contract, commercial, labour and intellectual property. Also a professional accredited mediator. I ensure expeditious resolution of disputes.
Fellowship Coach Assessor
William Agan
ADR Lecturer & Advocate
An ADR Lecturer. Holds a Master of Laws (LLM) and is the Founder Managing Partner at Agan & Associates Advocates. Patent Agent and Intellectual Property Consultants.
Fellowship Session Mentor
Irene Kituyi
Storytelling & Media, Uganda
Session Mentor: August 07 Session 1: Media Advocacy & Storytelling Skills. 08:00 AM.
Irene Kituyi former Operations manager at MoTIV, The Innovation Village and at Women in Technology Uganda (WITU) a generation non-profit organisation that aims at empowering, inspiring and training the next generation of Uganda female leaders, business women and technologists. She is a social behaviour change communication specialist, formerly working with Straight Talk as a communicator for the last 14 years, a counsellor for the last 9 years and trainer of trainers for 5 years. She holds a Masters in Business Administration in International Business, Post Graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management, a Bachelor Degree in Environment Management, and a Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication. Irene is passionate, with dreams to inspire and motivate youths and women. She is a strong advocate for the use of creative channels to extend information and services to young people and the community to inspire, motivate, learn and change behavior.
Fellowship Coach
Patrick Wameyo
ACIB (UK), Certified Credit Appraiser & Certified Credit Trainer (Omega Performance Corporation).
A financial consultant focusing on financial education, Business Advisory and a personal potential empowerment coach with in-depth experience in commercial banking and corporate finance spanning over 20 years gained from blue chip and local commercial and investment banks in Kenya. He is a chartered banker and certified lender with post graduate training in investment analysis and management.
Fellowship Coach
Morenike Obi-Farinde
Founder, ODR Africa Network.
Mrs. Morenike Obi-Farinde is the managing partner of the law firm of ADIGUN OGUNSEITAN & CO. in Lagos, Nigeria. She is actively involved in corporate and commercial litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Processes with particular emphasis on Mediation and Arbitration. She is an alumnus of the Universities of Jos and Lagos where she obtained her LLB (Hons) and LLM degrees respectively.
Fellowship Coach
Coach Maina Azimio
Experiential Trainer in Holistic Wellness and Preventive Health.
Coach Maina Azimio is an experiential trainer in holistic wellness and preventive health. He focuses on the 4 foundational dimensions of wellness: physical health, mental, emotional and financial wellness. He has dedicated his life to championing economic empowerment of black people through entrepreneurship and Financial IQ.
This is a great opportunity for me that has taken ADR on another level
i missed the lession on 17th july 2021.how can i make up and be in session next time?
application closed.
I would like to register but application closed.
I have just seen the email.
kindly assist.
Wonderful job and initiative….keep up the noble task
Noble task and initiative. Will empower us to serve better. God bless you
Great work and a very good and noble initiative. It will empower me to serve better as a mediator
Learnt alot
Awesome.