NAPF Peace Leadership Summer Workshop

There are still a couple of spots remaining for the 2013 Peace Leadership Summer Workshop, which will be held from July 21-27 in Santa Barbara, California. Last year's workshop was a resounding success, and this year's promises to be even better.

NAPF Peace Leadership Director Paul K. Chappell will facilitate the six-day training at La Casa de Maria Retreat Center. Since last year's workshop, Paul has continued traveling around the United States giving lectures and workshops on peace leadership. In March 2013, he taught an accredited Peace Leadership course at the University of San Diego. In the next few months he will travel to Uganda, Montana, Texas, California, Tennessee and Rhode Island to spread this important message.

For more information about the 2013 Peace Leadership Summer Workshop, click here.


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