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AFP Conference: Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence. Session 3
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June 21, 2016
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1:25:02Now PlayingThe U.S. Institute of Peace co-sponsored the third day of the 2016 Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP) Annual Conference, “Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence.” AfP’s 2016 Annual Conference examined the newest developments in the peacebuilding field, and captured the “view from the edges,” where peacebuilding is innovating, “looking around corners” and scanning the horizon to revolutionize the field.
Session 3 consisted of:
Panel 3 - Bridging the Gap: Tools for Systems Thinking in Practice
In this session, Rob Ricigliano will explain how the Omidyar Group established a set of innovative institution-wide systems tools for developing strategy and measuring impact. Program leaders will then share stories about how they have worked with these tools in complex areas of social change.
- Adam Ambrogi, Program Director, Responsive Politics, Democracy Fund
- Leah Greenberg, Manager, Investments, Humanity United
- Betsy Wright Hawkings, Program Director, Democracy Fund
- Peter Rundlet, Managing Director, Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation, Humanity United
- Robert Ricigliano, Systems and Complexity Coach, The Omidyar Group
- Moderator: Alexa Courtney, Executive Director, Fragility Senior Study Group, USIP
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