Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace
and conflict resolution

Rotary World Peace Fellows are leaders promoting national and international cooperation, peace, and the successful resolution of conflict throughout their lives, in their careers, and through service activities. Fellows can earn either a master’s degree in international relations, public administration, sustainable development, peace studies, conflict resolution, or a related field, or a professional development certificate in peace and conflict resolution. Read more

Rotary Centre for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution
- proudly hosted by the School of Political Science and International Studies

Rotary Peace Fellows' Seminar - Saturday 28 May 2011

Call for Rotary Peace Fellow Applications

Creating a new generation of peacemakers in Uganda
Introducing Godfrey Geoffrey Mukalazi

RI Peace Net for January: This newsletter contains the following in respect of Path Heang who visited the Gold Coast on several occasions during his period at
the University of Queensland and became well known to local Rotarians:
Path Heang (UQ, 2002-04) is a field office chief for UNICEF in Cambodia, managing programs in one of the country’s poorest and most remote regions. He leads the field office team in addressing the most pressing problems affecting vulnerable children and women, including issues of equality Read also From a rice paddy to the World Bank

RI Peace Net - April 2011

RI Peace Net - March 2011

RI Peace Net - February 2011

RI Peace Net - January 2011

RI Peace Net - December 2010

Our Foundation Newsletter for December 2010 pdf

Empowering the next generation of peacemakers

RI Peace Net - November 2010

RI Peace Net - October 2010

RI Peace Net - September 2010

Rotary Peace Fellow tells her story

RI Peace Net - August 2010 and congratulations to Godfrey Mukalazi

Rotary International Peace Net - July 2010

Rotary International Peace Net - June 2010

Rotary Peace Centers Alumni Booklet

Geoffrey Godfrey Mukalazi nominee for International Alumnus
of the Year Award 2010 at the University of Queensland

Rotary Peace Fellow helps to rebuild Afghanistan

PeaceNet- Rotary Peace Centers News - May 2010

Peace Net - April 2010

Rotary Peace Fellowships Applications close 1 July 2010

Recruiting scholars requires an ongoing effort

Rotary World Peace Fellow Seminar, Qld University 22 May 2010

Brochure pdf Guide for Rotarians

2011 Rotary World Peace Fellowship Application

Peace Net - Rotary Peace Fellows March 2010

Global Outlook -- Focus on Peace and Conflict Resolution

Rotary Peace Centers update

Peace Net - Rotary Peace Fellows February 2010

Rotary’s involvement in peace work began early

Peace Fellows (Extract from District Governor's Newsletter December 2009)
Our District can be proud that we have two successful applicants to undertake studies as part of the Rotary Centres for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution program.
Georgia Harley, who was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Coomera River Midday, has been selected to study the two year Master’s Degree at Duke University in San Francisco,
commencing in July 2010.
Victoria Anderson will attend the three month professional development course at the Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in January. Victoria or “Tori”, was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Southport.
Congratulations to both ladies and our interviewing committee, especially Chairperson Deborah Ralf, for this truly fabulous result.
Applications for next year’s intake should be with the District before the end of April, if Clubs have other worthy potential Peace Fellows. (Doug Brown, District Chair, Rotary Foundation)
Initial application can be made by email message to
parkwood@rotarnet.com.au

The Great Lakes Center for Conflict Resolution Uganda
and Our Rotary Foundation Newsletter 15 January 2010