Opportunities for peace and understanding.
Center for Peace Victoria desires to bring our community together for
meaningful conversation in creative ways.
Below are a few of those ways:
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Join the discussion on Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson!
November 7, 2019 - Chapters 9 and 10 November 14, 2019 - Chapters 11 and 12 December 5. 2019 - Chapters 13 and 14 December 12, 2019 - Chapters 15 and 16 All discussions will take place in the Bronte Room at the Victoria Public Library, 302 N. Main, Victoria, TX. (Bring your lunch!) Sponsored by: Center for Peace Victoria, Victoria Angela Project and the Victoria Public Library |
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Better Angels Red Blue Workshops bring Republicans and Democrats together to listen and learn from one another and find areas of commonality. Better Angels Red or Blue Skills Workshops teach participants how to speak to the other side in a way that they will listen. Danna Cole is a trained moderator for both workshops. To find out how to schedule a workshop, email centerorpeacevictoria@gmail.com.
To find out more about Better Angels, visits their website at www.better-angels.org or click here or here to read about our Victoria Better Angel workshop in the Victoria Advocate. |
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Community Book ReadsPartnering with the Victoria Angela Program and the Victoria Public Library, Center for Peace Victoria hopes to bring people together to discuss difficult topics, such as racism, criminal injustices, immigration or poverty, by reading books together as a community. (See announcement above for current book).
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Facilitated Dialogue Workshops Through facilitated dialogue, participants can work through conflict in a safe, structured environment, Dialogues may center around conflicts, interfaith communication or differences in political or social perspectives.
To take the first steps to become a trained facilitator, attend the next Transformative Dialogue workshop by Quantum Circles Training and Consulting in Victoria, TX, Click here for more information: |
Conversations Over Coffee Conversations Over Coffee events bring community members together to engage in meaningful conversations about topics relevant to the community by discussing three thought-provoking questions.
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