List Promotion Please Forward to Other Individuals/Organizations Who Maybe Interested in Posting/Subscribing to the Lists
<[email protected]> Tue, 06 Aug 2002 19:41:39 -0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.education.scholarships.nis |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Dear Program/Human Resources Officer We would like to inform you about several listservs for recruiting specialized staff or publicizing scholarship, conference and funding opportunities (or receiving such announcements that may interest staff/members of your organization). The lists are sponsored by the Alliance for Conflict Transformation, a US non-profit organization that is dedicated to transforming conflicts and building peace at the community, national and international levels please see www.conflicttransformation.org for more information. There are lists with both a technical and regional focus. The conflictjobs list is for posting positions in the fields of peace and conflict resolution, development and human rights and has over 3900 subscribers with a high level of expertise worldwide. Two other job lists each with about 4000 subscribers are the ceejobs and nisjobs list, which respectively are for job postings related to the Central and Southeastern Europe region and the former Soviet Union region (both in the regions and in the US/Europe). On all lists there are subscribers who possess extensive regional experience and have expertise in particular fields of democratization, human rights, anti-corruption, refugee relief, educational development, capacity building and more. Apart from the job lists, there are three list for posting (or receiving) scholarship, funding, job, and conference announcements. The conflictscholarships list is for postings related to peace and development, while the ceescholarships and nisscholarships list are both for opportunities related to the respective regions. Finally, the dcevents list is for posting conferences, talks and workshops on human rights, development and peace and conflict resolution in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. We would like to encourage you to consider using the lists to recruit staff for your organizations as well as post relevant funding, scholarship and conference opportunities (or subscribe to receive such postings). Currently for the lists we encourage voluntary donations for posting/subscribing (we can send you an invoice), but you're also welcome to post opportunities/subscribe for free. To sign up for the lists please see below: The List of lists sponsored by the Alliance for Conflict Transformation Include the following: 1)Conflictjobs - Postings of worldwide (in the US and abroad) jobs in the fields of peace and conflict resolution, development, international education and human rights. 2)Conflictscholarships - Postings of scholarships, conferences, publications and funding announcements related to fields of peace and conflict resolution, human rights and development for all regions of the world. 3)Ceejobs - Posting of jobs related to Central and Southeastern Europe (both in the US and in the region) 4)Ceescholarships - Posting of scholarships, conference, publications and funding opportunities related to the Central and Southeastern Europe Region. 5)Nisjobs - Posting of jobs related to the Newly Independent States Region (former Soviet Union, both in the US and in the region) 6)Nissholarships - Posting of scholarships, conferences, publications and funding opportunities related to the former Soviet Union. 7)Dcevents - Postings of talks, conferences and cultural events in the Washington DC area related to the fields of development, peace and conflict and human rights. To sign up for a list: Sign up at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/conflictjobs (substitute the appropriate group name here) or via e-mail at [email protected] Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Sincerely, Craig Zelizer Project Director, Alliance for Conflict Transformation and Ph.D. Candidate, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution George Mason University e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] web: www.conflicttransformation.org