Pan African Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution (PAC).
In June 2006, a group of Liberians, Ghanaians and other nationals residing in the Buduburam refugee settlement came together to establish the Pan African Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution (PAC). PAC was established to help in promoting peace education, community development, capacity building, training programmes, trauma counselling, human rights issues and volunteering.
Beneficiaries of PAC include under-privileged children, women, youths, schools, community dwellers, and community-based organisations.
PAC’s current ongoing projects include an eight-week capacity building training programme designed to empower local residents on how to establish and successfully run community development projects. Course topics include NGO management techniques, peace education and conflict resolution, teamwork and presentation skills, and basic psychology and counselling. We also offer volunteering opportunities, academic training, and training in life skills such as tailoring and general construction.
3 Responses to “Pan African Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution (PAC)”
louis okey anusionwu on Oct 29th 2011
I am a man of peace.I will give every thing to help people gain peace.
I thank you for your activity and will be ready to contribute in any way you desire for your wonderful activities to move forward.
Olufemi Ajayi on Feb 2nd 2012
I am a Peace Ambassador, author and human right activist. A graduate of Conflict Management and Resolution. I would like to participate in your programme as a volunteer, facilitator or any other beneficial activities. Please get in touch, I am less busy now.
cyril uchenna anioke on Jul 17th 2011
I am a Peace Ambassador.I leave in Enugu, Nigeria. I am interested in your peace building effort in Africa. I will like to be part of your peace building effort in African countries.Keep up the extremely beneficially activities.Thank you