How Can Religious Communities Build a Culture of Peace and Nonkilling?
Ki Jan Kominote Relijye yo Ka Bati yon Kilti Lapè ak Pa Touye Moun?

Nou envite w patisipe nan yon gwo panel diskisyon avèk espesyalis ak lidè relijye ki gen bon konesans ak anpil eksperyans nan domèn nan. Objektif konferans sa a se eksplore fason kominote relijye yo kapab kontribye nan bati lapè, ranfòse tèt ansanm nan sosyete a, epi ede transfòme konfli san vyolans nan peyi Dayiti ak nan Karayib la.

Ayiti ap kontinye ap fè fas ak gwo pwoblèm sosyal, politik, ekonomik ak sekirite ki gen gwo konsekans sou lavi chak jou. Pwoblèm sa yo ap fè konfyans moun genyen youn nan lòt vin pi fèb, epi yo afekte relasyon nan mitan kominote yo. Kominote relijye yo toujou pami fòs ki gen plis enfliyans nan sosyete a. Yo kapab jwe yon gwo wòl nan ankouraje lapè, retabli konfyans epi fè moun jwenn espwa ankò.

Panelis yo:
Rev. Dieupie Chérubin: Ansyen Senatè Ayisyen
Dr. Déus Deronneth, Ph.D.: Ansyen Depite Ayisyen; Gouvènans, Ekonomi & Relijyon
Dr. Marc Junior Frère, Ph.D.: Teyoloji & Edikasyon
Josué Loyer: Etid sou Lapè & Rezolisyon Konfli
Rev. Genor Zamor: Teyoloji & Edikasyon
Dr. Celucien Joseph, Ph.D.: Literati Ameriken & Relijyon
Dat: Samdi, 5 septanm
Lè: 1:00 – 3:00 PM (Lè Lès, EST)
Fòma: Vityèl (Zoom), avèk entèpretasyon an dirèk Kreyòl Ayisyen ⇄ Anglè
Òganize pa: HWPL (Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light) & Caribbean Center for Nonkilling, Peace, and Conflict Studies (CCNPCS)

Patnè:
Center for Global Nonkilling (CGNK)
Institut de Gestion, Gouvernance et Études Politiques (IGGEP)
Latin American and Caribbean Working Group (LACWG) nan Nova Southeastern University (NSU)

You are invited to join an engaging panel discussion with distinguished scholars and faith leaders, exploring how religious communities can contribute to peacebuilding, social cohesion, and nonviolent conflict transformation in Haiti and the Caribbean.

Haiti continues to face social, political, economic, and security challenges that affect daily life, strain social trust, and test relationships across communities. Religious communities remain among the most influential forces capable of shaping peace and restoring hope.

Featuring:
Rev. Dieupie Chérubin: Former Haitian Senator
Dr. Déus Deronneth, Ph.D.: Former Haitian Representative; Governance, Economics & Religion
Dr. Marc Junior Frère, Ph.D.: Theology & Education
Josué Loyer: Peace & Conflict Resolution Studies
Rev. Genor Zamor: Theology & Education
Dr. Celucien Joseph, Ph.D.: American Literature & Religion
Date: Saturday, September 5
Time: 1:00 – 3:00 PM EST
Format: Virtual (Zoom), with live Haitian Creole ⇄ English interpretation

Hosted by: HWPL (Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light) & Caribbean Center for Nonkilling, Peace, and Conflict Studies (CCNPCS)

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