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Training
on Reconstruction after Conflict and War, Northern Ireland
In February 2005, OPSI started a training programme entitled
"Reconstruction after Conflict and War" for community
workers based in Northern Ireland. In the first 3-day-workshop
in Northern Ireland, the 22 participants were trained in aspects
of psychosocial work, reconciliation and conflict transformation.
After the workshop, the participants went back to apply and
test their newly gained knowledge and to write a paper about
it. The participants then had the opportunity to reflect on
their experience in a 3-day-workshop in June 2005 in Barcelona,
which included a focus on dealing with the past and vicarious
traumatisation. The course is accredited with the Open University
in Belfast.
Client
Community Foundation for Northern Ireland,
Belfast
Timeframe
February 2005 to July 2005 (Complete)
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Reconstruction after Conflict and War
Professional Development Course

Participants
from Northern Ireland
Trained by OPSI (David Becker & Brandon Hamber)
Lusty Beg Island, February 2005
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Training
on Trauma and Recovery, Sierra Leone
OPSI developed a training curriculum on "Trauma and Recovery"
for pre-school teachers in Sierra Leone. OPSI helped train
participants to develop their own trauma concepts that were
relevant to their own context. These and trauma work were
then integrated into normal teaching activities. The training
was experiential and offered a space for teachers to reflect
on their own needs and difficulties. OPSI work in cycles of
3 weeks, twice a year. The project started in 2004 and will
end in 2006.
Client
Caritas,
Germany
Timeframe
2004 to 2006 (Ongoing)
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Training
on Peacebuilding and Reconciliation,
Mocambique
In
April 2003, David Becker and Brandon Hamber (OPSI) consulted
to the Swiss Development Co-operation (SDC/DEZA)
and ran a week long training and facilitation on peacebuilding
and reconciliation in Mocambique for all the SDC/DEZA
regional staff.
Client
SDC/DEZA
Timeframe
April 2003 (Complete)
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