Catalyst in the Balkans

Innocents first Q's on Balkans as at March 08:  http://www.catfund.com/Balkans.htm looks like a great gateway in so I feet the need to start up a Balkans page at http://wholeplanet.tv/ in spite of being personally clueless about the region - about as far as I get is the Q my dad asks joikingly but seriously: Is GWB the Kaiser Wilhelm http://www.firstworldwar.com/bio/wilhelmii.htm of the 21st C

-some questions focusing on the positive possibilities of YUnUS Future Capitalism:

is there a neutral space where conversations on who's ending poverty in the Balkans is already underway - at ned.com, at i-genius, at xing, at facebook, at...?

modjtaba - did you get to Paul's Global Reconciliation Network's 2005 annual summit in sarajevo (- I had to miss it cos of wife's illness-) if so any Gandhians etc who attended GRN http://www.valuetrue.com/home/community.cfm?startrow=5&intClassID=3 who might most flow with Yunus Social ABC

nancy http://www.fullcirc.com/ is this one of the virtual community areas you have empowered with our grassroots work?

livio does your role at headhshift.com alow you to keep in touch with community issues back where you first studied them

chris macrae

extract from 2005 GRN conference- full players list at valuetrue bookmark

17:30 Official Opening: Members of the Presidency of Bosnia & Herzegovina (BiH) 18:00 Keynote Opening Address: Olara Otunnu, United Nations (USA) Klaman_Mizsei, United Nations Development Program (BiH) Stefan Priesner, Ditto 18:30 Keynote Address 1: Findings of the BiH Transitional Justice Survey Stefan Priesner and Lynne O’Donoghue, UNDP (BiH) Day 2: 17 August 2005 8:45 – 10:30 Keynote Address 2: Truth & Reconciliation Commissions – International Experiences - Pat Walsh, The Truth, Reconciliation, and Reception Commission of East Timor (ET) - Charles Villa-Vicencio, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (South Africa) - Jacob Finci, President of La Benevolencija (BiH) 11:00 – 12:30 Overcoming Obstacles to Reconciliation work in BiH - Beriz Belkic, Parliament of Bosnia & Herzegovina (BIH) - Refic Hodzic, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (NED) Slavo Kukic, Mostar University (BIH) Mirsad Tokaca, International Commission for Missing Persons (BiH) Branko Todorovic and Srdjan Dizdarevic, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights (FI) Milorad Zivanovic, University of Banja Luka (RSP) Lunch Personal Testimony & Reconciliation work in BiH Facilitated by Fedila Memisevic and other members of the Society for Threatened People, Sarajevo in conjunction with local Personal Testimony & Reconciliation work in BiH Facilitated by members of the International Commission for Missing Persons, Sarajevo, in conjunction with regional Family Pervanic, Author (BiH) Afternoon Break Panel Presentation: Rationalizing the Process of Truth and Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina Mirza Kusljugic, United Nations (USA) Bruce Hitchner, Public International Law and Policy Group, Boston (USA) Haris Hromic, Academy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, New York (USA) Parallel Workshop Sessions Rebuilding shattered lives: Models for integrating Psychosocial Support, Community Rebuilding & Applied Research Facilitated by members of the Refugee Health Research Centre, Melbourne and the Victorian Foundation for the Survivors - Ignacio Correa-Velez - Sandy Gifford - Hariz Halilovich - Ida Kaplan Women, Civil Society and Peace-building: Paths to Reconciliation through the Empowerment of Women Facilitated by staff of the Training for Women Network, Belfast: - Michael Potter Children, Literature & Healing 6 Facilitated by Suzanne Stutman, Penn State University (USA) Pathways to Reconciliation: Practical Strategies Facilitated by Paul Komesaroff and the Global Reconciliation Network Ian Campbell, Salvation Army International (UK) Ganesh Devy, Tribal Academy, Tejgadh (IND) Modjtaba Sadria, Chuo University, Tokyo (JPN) Conference Dinner 2005

.People's Who May Be Who . . . . .Soros . . . .