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Webinar May 10th: the Case of Violence Against Women
Leigh Gassner and Colleen Magner will be sharing their experiences in their work in the area of viol...
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Facing the unknown can help us shape the future
I’ve recently returned from Ongwediva, a town in northern Namibia where my colleagues and I are wo...
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What If No Participants Were “Difficult”? Being Transparent About My Role As Facilitator
Our clients and colleagues often ask us how to develop the skills necessary to work in complex socia...
Putting Ourselves Up for Revision: The Art of Multi-Sector System Change
I come to my work at Reos Partners after having spent 20+ years as a theatre director. From that per...
Diverse Perspectives: Problem or Opportunity?
This is the first in a blog series about the work that Reos Partners is doing in the area of address...
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The dreaded R Word
As another unpredictable year begins, already full of surprises, I’ve been thinking about what to ...
Peace |
Reos Partners’ Peace Work Recognized by 2016 Nobel Prize Laureate
On October 7, Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for the progr...
The Good Rains
We’ve had a series of severe storms in Johannesburg this month. Parts of South Africa, including w...
Santos, the politician who prepared for ending a war
translated from the original EL TIEMPO article. It has been said that Juan Manuel Santos spent his ...
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Is hope relevant?
As our work continues in creating a social lab to find ways to reduce levels of violence against w...
Distinguishing Ego In Order To Work From Connection
Our clients and colleagues often ask us how to develop the skills necessary to work in complex socia...
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