 Farzin
Illich discussing strategies for peace with Dr. Hannan Ashrawi at a
Capitol Hill Luncheon organized by congressional leaders in conjunction
with American Jewish organizations.
CONTACT
US: info@visionsofpeace.net
FARZIN
ILLICH, DIALOGUE
PRODUCTIONS,
Project Leader
Farzin
Illich is founder and executive producer of Dialogue Productions, a
media production company dedicated to producing innovative programming
and distributing educational, training and documentary works.
Over the past 10 years, Farzin has produced programs for numerous nonprofit
and corporate clients, such as the World Bank, Smithsonian Institution,
and Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Farzin served as Filmmaker-in-Residence at American University's Center
for Global Peace, contributing to programs that promote peace-making,
security and dialogue across cultural and national boundaries with a
focus on Middle East regional conflicts. read
bio
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
ONE
WORLD INTERNATIONAL
The
OneWorld network brings together the latest news and views from
over 1,600 organizations promoting human rights and enviromental
awareness and fighting poverty worldwide. It spans five continents
and produces content in 11 different languages, published across
its international site, regional editions, and thematic channels.
INTERNATIONAL
DIALOGUES FOUNDATION
IDF
is an independent non-governmental, non-political organisation
that strives to enhance the dialogue for the promotion of just
international relations with its seat in The Hague. It is a network
organisation that brings together people who by their position
in society and by the force of their ideas can play a constructive
role in bringing together various parties.
COMPREHENSIVE DIALOGUE AMONG CIVILIZATIONS
CDAC aims to promote and develop comprehensive Dialogue among Civilizations as an essential way to advance and strengthen security, peace and development.
THE
WORLD POLICY INSTITUTE
Since
joining New School University in 1991, the World Policy Institute
has sought to adapt its traditional mission of policy research
and advocacy on critical world problems to the New School's tradition
of creative adult education.
It has done so at a time when the traditional subject of international
diplomacy and world politics itself is being transformed by dramatic
world changes from the end of the Cold War to the increasing blurring
of the line between domestic and international concerns. |
PROJECT
COLLABORATORS AND ADVISORY BOARD:
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Richard Rubenstein, Professor of Conflict Resolution and Public
Affairs, George Mason University 1987-date. Faculty
member, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Director
of Institute, 1989-1991
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Stanley K. Sheinbaum, Economist
> Joseph Schechla, Housing
and Land Rights Network
> Robert Richter, Richter
Productions
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IMAGINE COMMUNICATIONS, Web Design & Photography
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Ali Talib, Artist
> Dunya Verwey
> Bibi Kasrai
> Reza Sepahdari, Artist, view art work gallery 1, 2
> Mehrdad Mashayekh
> Pardis Minuchehr
> Connexion Gallery Studio
> Dr. Nancy Snow
> Asoka Bandarage
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