On-line Forum on Peace:

Participation and Facililitation 

PARTICIPATION:

1. Everyone is encouraged to be a participant in our On-line Forum on Peace. This component of the Peacecamp-Masbate Project seeks to broaden the participation base of the camp well beyond the target participants who will be able to physically attend it in Armenia town, Masbate province, late this coming October. 

2. People who have strong opinions on the topics and sub-topics of the Peace Question, who know of references in the form of books or informative or moving articles, who have positions about what basic messages and effective approaches should be considered by those who actively engage in Peace Education and Peace Advocacy may submit ideas and information, along with their names and locations, to the Peacecamp-Masbate core team via our e-mail address:

peacecamp.masbate@gmail.com.

3. People who regularly/frequently view and closely read the Peacecamp-Masbate on-line forum's web pages and submit reactions to thesevia our email address are active participants 

in the Peacecamp. Stakeholders in our Peace advocacy -- meaning, all of us -- are encouraged to seek help from friends and associates who are better prepared to use communication skills and internet technology so they can participate fully in this forum.

FACILITATION:

4. This on-line forum on peace is being developed and facilitated for the Peacecamp-Masbate core team by the Lambat-Liwanag On-Line Library on Empowering Paradigm Shifts of the Pamayanang SanibLakas ng Pilipinas.  It seeks to fully practice the principles and methods of productive synergetic discourse. (click here for explanations). For this reason, the facilitators reserve the prerogative to edit out from submitted materials any portion that it would deem to be with the intention or reasonably expectable effects contrary to the spirit and methodology of earnest discourse.

5. The facilitators also reserve the prerogative to submit materials in this on-line forum for consideration by the editors and facilitators of the Lambat-Liwanag On-Line Library, specifically as pertaining to Paradigm No. 14 on Human Dignity and Harmony: Human Rights & Peace. (click here).