We work with leaders, communities and organizations to offer a unique learning and doing experience, rooted at the intersection of people – nature – peace. Together we can be more to do more and build a more compassionate, resilient, peaceful world
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OB Peacebuilding Training hosted by OB Finland
In early April, Outward Bound Peacebuilding and Outward Bound Finland held a partnership training program for instructors and staff from...
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“It’s actually a really beautiful bridge.”
The bridge was made of cut wood logs held together by heavy steel bolts. It was narrow enough for one...
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Next Steps: The Path Ahead
Trees and boardwalks. Promenade surrounded by trees. Of all the phrases that litter my inbox, I really like the term...
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What We See with Closed Eyes
I like to invite people to close their eyes and visualize “peace” or a place or time that makes them...
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Creating an Ecosystem for Change
We were delighted this year to welcome Forsan Hussein as one of our featured speakers at the 2015 Benefit Cocktail Party for...
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Practicum on Experiential Peacebuilding, Four Years Later
When I applied for the first Practicum in 2012, I had very little understanding of peacebuilding throughout the world and...
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To See. To Lift Up the Connectors.
As many of you know, Outward Bound Peacebuilding is already deeply engaged in the work of non-violent conflict transformation. Our...
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Alumna Profile: Natalia Jimenez (Naty)
Naty Jimenez is a two-time alumnus of OBCP programs, (Costa Rica 2016, and Mexico 2017). A lawyer who specializes in...
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Experiential Peacebuilding in Hong Kong
I thought my cup of learning for Outward Bound was full, but through this training on Experiential Peacebuilding, I realized...
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Publication of Experiential Peacebuilding
We are delighted to announce the publication of our book Experiential Peacebuilding. Experiential Peacebuilding offers peace educators, community leaders, teachers and organizations...
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