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Program Coordinator, Conflict Resolution Trainer and Facilitator
Iam looking for positions that would be in the following areas: Program Management, International Conflict Resolution, Community Development, Community Mediation, Social Justice
MARINA PEVZNER
142 Powder House Blvd Aprt 2 Somerville MA 02144; (617) 642-2842; Marina.Pevzner@gmail.com
EDUCATION
2004 – 2006 The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University Medford, MA
Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy
Concentration: Conflict Resolution &Negotiations, Human Security& Economic Development
Master’s Thesis: Conflict Sensitive Development—Reality or Wishful Thinking?
2000 – 2004 Brandeis University Waltham, MA
Bachelor of Arts, Sociology and Political Science; Concentration: Peace, Conflict and Coexistence Studies
Magna Cum Laude & High Honors; GPA: 3.75;
Senior Honors Thesis: “Between Hope & Struggle: Sri-Lankan and Israeli Women Striving for Peace”
LANGUAGES Russian, Hebrew, English (all native fluency); Arabic (basic)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2005-Present Turkish-Armenian Dialogue Boston, MA
• Facilitate& prepare weekly dialogue meetings with 15 participants or more
•Train participants in dialogue& facilitation techniques
2005 Mercy Corps/Conflict Management Group (CMG) Tbilisi, Georgia
Program On Negotiations (PON) Harvard University Fellow
•Trained 25 local staff in Design, Monitoring and Evaluation tools (Logical Framework Approach)
•Designed and led trainings for 20 staff members on Local Capacities for Peace and Do No Harm approaches and prepared staff for future assignments in conflict sensitive field areas
•Helped to develop assessment tool for current staffing structure and participated in performance evaluation of individual staff members
2004 -2005 Sociology Department, Tufts University Medford, MA
Teaching Assistant for “Introduction to Sociology”
•Teach weekly course review classes, facilitate class discussions and evaluate students’ progress
2003 AHIMSA - Educational Center for Conflict Resolution and Peace
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Ethics Coexistence Fellow (Awarded annually to six scholars to work with NGOs in conflict regions)
•Established and facilitated dialogue exchange program among Tamil and Sinhalese professionals and youngsters
•Trained local staff & partners in dialogue techniques
•Developed & published “Dialogue Manual” for facilitators in conflict regions
2002-2004 Sociology and Peace, Conflict and Coexistence Studies Program, Brandeis University Waltham, MA
Teaching Assistant for “Sociology of the Israeli-Palestinian Confrontation” and
“Introduction to Intercommunal Coexistence”
•Assisted course preparation; facilitated discussion sections; evaluated students’ progress
2001 – 2003 Slifka Program in Intercommunal Coexistence, Brandeis University Waltham, MA
International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life
Coordinator of Campus Coexistence projects
•Supervised and facilitated Arab-Jewish and Indian-Pakistani dialogue groups
•Performed Administrative & fundraising tasks as required by the program
2001 Bat-Shalom/Jerusalem Link, Women’s Center for Peace and Social Justice Jerusalem, Israel
Coordinator of Human-Rights Watch Coalition
•Researched and Reported on Supreme Court case, “Or” Committee, investigating events leading to the killings of 13 Arab-Israelis in October 2000
•Coordinated the activities, public speaking and events of the Human-Rights Watch Coalition
1998 – 2000 Reut-Sadaka, Arab-Jewish Youth Organization for Peace and Coexistence Haifa, Israel
Administrative Director, Facilitator, Civil Service duties
•Facilitated educational activities, seminars and exchange programs between Palestinian and Israeli youngsters
• Acted as Treasurer and Administrative director responsible for supervision and appropriate allocation of organizational funds ($250,000 budget)
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE/TRAINING
2000 – Present Public Speaker, (www.wolfmanproductions.com/isrpal.htm)
Speak regularly to a wide range of audiences about Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
1999 – 2000 New Israel Fund (NIF) & SHATIL: training services for non-profit organizations, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Fundraising and Accounting for Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
SCHOLARSHIPS/AWARDS/HONORS
2005 Program On Negotiations (PON) at the Harvard Law School, (Summer 05 Fellow)
2000 Slifka Coexistence Scholarship, Brandeis University
Full scholarship for undergraduate study awarded to one Palestinian and one Jewish Israeli recognized for promoting coexistence
2000-2004 Courage of Conscience Award (presenter) the Peace Abbey; National Jewish Women Recognition; Hewlett Pluralism Grant; KARPF Peace Prize Award; Rita Blitt Peace Fund ( Brandeis Women’s Research Center Award)
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