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Positive Peace Conversations (PPC) Facilitation. This initiative is designed to empower leaders with the tools to facilitate meaningful dialogue and strengthen peacebuilding efforts locally and beyond.

What Is the Positive Peace Conversations Program?

Led by experts from Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI), this program equips participants with the skills and confidence to lead respectful, productive conversations on challenging topics from local conflicts to global issues. The initiative is grounded in Rotary’s values and aims to cultivate a culture of understanding, collaboration, and inclusive service.

Participants will:
  • Learn facilitation techniques to foster constructive dialogue
  • Practice co-leading conversations on real issues within clubs and communities
  • Receive a certification from MBBI upon successful completion
  • Join a growing network of peacebuilders across District 5370 and around the world

What You’ll Gain

  • Leadership development through expert-led training and coaching
  • Practical tools to support club engagement and community service
  • Opportunities to collaborate with local organizations, Indigenous communities, and global partners
  • Ongoing support via the District 5370 PPC Facilitators Network

What It Takes

To complete the Positive Peace Conversations training, participants will commit to:

  • Live online training: Nov 10, 12, 17 & 19 from 5–7pm (MST); Nov 21 from 9am–Noon (MST)

Cost

Registration is $278 CAD per person. District 5370 members will receive a 50% reimbursement upon successful completion of the training. Expense Claim Form can be found HERE.

Why Join?

This is more than just a training; it’s a movement with a myriad of benefits. PPC alumni have described the experience as a deeply rewarding opportunity for personal and professional growth, service impact, and deeper Rotary engagement.

By becoming a certified PPC facilitator, you won’t just help your club—you’ll be shaping this Rotary peacebuilding initiative across District 5370 and beyond.

Deadline: Nov 1, 2026