Gute seminar Photos:
Field Seminar ’09

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On August 14-17, 90 Palestinian & Israeli Seeds participated in a field seminar as a part of the Language Enrichment Program funded by a Safra Foundation grant. Seeds of Peace-trained facilitators worked with counterparts from the Givat Haviva organization to lead the group in dialogue sessions during the first three days. When the Seeds were not in dialogue, they were coached by eight older Seeds in a two-day Color Games competition.
The Field Seminar moved to the Jordan River Park for the final days of the event. On the first day, Seeds worked in four teams to build usable rafts to sail down the river. On the final day of the Seminar, after spending the evening in tents, the Seeds participated in a large-scale group challenge event, which incorporated high ropes elements and other team-building activities.
During the Seminar, a group of Seeds called Program Leaders was created and recognized. The staff and facilitators worked with the group closely throughout the four days to encourage, empower and train these young leaders. The group had the chance to also plan small follow-up activities that will serve as community outreach as well as continue to expand their leadership skills.
Field Seminar ’09

Bild von Seeds_of_Peace
On August 14-17, 90 Palestinian & Israeli Seeds participated in a field seminar as a part of the Language Enrichment Program funded by a Safra Foundation grant. Seeds of Peace-trained facilitators worked with counterparts from the Givat Haviva organization to lead the group in dialogue sessions during the first three days. When the Seeds were not in dialogue, they were coached by eight older Seeds in a two-day Color Games competition.
The Field Seminar moved to the Jordan River Park for the final days of the event. On the first day, Seeds worked in four teams to build usable rafts to sail down the river. On the final day of the Seminar, after spending the evening in tents, the Seeds participated in a large-scale group challenge event, which incorporated high ropes elements and other team-building activities.
During the Seminar, a group of Seeds called Program Leaders was created and recognized. The staff and facilitators worked with the group closely throughout the four days to encourage, empower and train these young leaders. The group had the chance to also plan small follow-up activities that will serve as community outreach as well as continue to expand their leadership skills.