Do you want to learn how to organize and facilitate dialogue processes? In different contexts like conflict situations, challenging topics or for building or re-building social networks? This five day training is for you.
Facilitation dialogue is about creating a safe atmosphere so that the participants in a dialogue can talk to each other in an honest, open and empathetic manner. Dialogue is a process-based conversation based on active listening and good questions, where important elements are inclusion, respect, joint ownership and humanity.
The facilitator’s role is to create a safe space where the participants feel respected, listened to and valued – so they take part in a conversation where their voices matter.
Read more about the course content:
https://peace.no/en/our-activities/courses-and-workshops/dialogue-facilitation/
Participation in this course generally requires previous participation in the introductory course Dialogue in Conflict or Public Dialogue. Participation in a similar course or extensive experience with dialogue work can compensate for this requirement.
WHEN: Week 1st– 5th of December (advised arrival on the 4th )
WHERE: Scandic Victoria Hotel, Lillehammer, Norway
LANGUAGE: English
FEE: 1.400 EURO (includes all accommodation costs and meals for the duration of the training)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: October 20th
Apply sooner if you need visa. We give out spots continuously, and therefore do not guarantee a spot if you apply close to the deadline.
APPLICATION: www.peace.no/dec-2025-advanced-training-in-dialogue-facilitation
Spots are given out continuously.
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