| Trainees |
Country
of Residence |
Workshop
title / location |
Dates
/ Mentor |
Female/Male |
TOTAL
People Trained |
| A.N. |
Zimbabwe
|
Nonviolent Social Change Against Sexual Violence Harare,
Zimbabwe Gender and Nonviolence Training
Harare, Zimbabwe |
16 -17 October, 2004
Mentor Netsai
Mushonga
(Zimbabwe) 15-16 January, 2005 |
22 women, 6 men
22 women, 13 men |
63 |
| B.C. |
The Philippines
|
Gender Sensitive Nonviolence Workshop
Manila, The Philippines Gender Sensitive Nonviolence
Workshop
Mindanao, The Philippines |
6 - 9 September, 2004
30 Nov. - 4 Dec., 2004
Mentor Jill Sternberg
(USA)
|
18 women
13 women
|
31 |
| D.S. |
Nigeria
|
Gender, Peace, and Nonviolence Reporting for Journalists
in Western Nigeria
Ibadan, Nigeria Gender, Peace, and Nonviolence Training
for CSOs in Oyo State, Nigeria
Ibadan, Nigeria |
27 January, 2005
23-24 February, 2005
Mentor Gladys Gbappy Brima (Sierra Leone)
|
9 women, 11 men
18 women, 12 men |
50 |
| J.N. |
Kenya
|
Capacity Building for Women Leaders from Northern Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya – 2 workshops |
15-17 September, 2004
14-16 December, 2004
Mentor Netsai Mushonga
(Zimbabwe) |
13 women
15 women
|
28 |
| N.U. |
Nigeria
|
Nigeria Women’s Workshop on Inter-communal Co-existence,
Peacebuilding, and Conflict Resolution
Lagos, Nigeria
Gender Mainstreaming in Decision Making Processes and Practices
in Nigeria
Lagos, Nigeria |
15-18 December, 2004
1-4 February, 2005
Mentor Netsai Mushonga (Zimbabwe) had
to cancel last minute
|
15 women
10 women, 10 men
|
35 |
| Y.O. |
Japan
|
Nonviolence Training
Yamagata, Japan
Kouchi, Japan |
27-28 August, 2004
22-23 September, 2004
|
10 women, 10 men
8 women, 3 men
|
31 |
R.W.
|
Australia
|
International Volunteers for Peace Workcamp Leader Training
Katoomba, NSW, Australia
Second Leadership Training and Training of Trainers
Katoomba, NSW, Australia |
17-19 September, 2004
Mentor Jill Sternberg
(USA)
10-14 February, 2005 |
12 women, 1 man
11 women, 2 men |
26 |
B.B.
&
S.S. |
Sierra Leone
|
Nonviolence Training for School Girls in Sierra Leone
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Nonviolence Training Workshop for Women Peacebuilders in
Sierra Leone
Makeni Town, Bombali District, Sierra Leone
|
20-22 January, 2005
25-27 January, 2005
Mentor Gladys Gbappy Brima (Sierra Leone)
|
20 girls
20 women
|
40 |
| F.dR. |
East Timor
|
No info available |
No info available
|
No info available |
No info available |
I.L.
&
V.R. |
Madagascar
|
Formation des Formateurs sur la Nonviolence Active et
le Genre
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Formation sur la Non Violence Active et le Genre
Majunga, Madagascar
Formation sur la Non Violence Active et le Genre
Tamatave, Madagascar |
18-23 October, 2004
15-16 February, 2004
05-06 February, 2004 |
11 women, 9 men
8 women, 9 men
18 women, 11 men |
66 |
| R.D. |
Zimbabwe
|
Gender and Nonviolence Training
Harare, Zimbabwe
Women Speaking for Themselves on Gender Issues
Harare, Zimbabwe |
20-21 November, 2004
Mentor Netsai Mushonga
(Zimbabwe)
19-20 February, 2005
|
14 women, 8 men
24 women |
46 |
| C.P. |
Italy
|
Trainings on Gender Sensitive Nonviolence
Abalak, Niger – 6 trainings |
29 October – 2 November, 2004
21-25 November, 2004
15-19 December, 2004
8-12 January, 2005
14-18 January, 2005
30 January – 3 February, 2005
Mentor Mercedes Mas (Italy) |
15 women
15 women
15 women
15 women
15 women
14 women
|
89 |
| C.Z. |
Switzerland
|
Conflict, Conflict Transformation, Conflict Resolution,
and Negotiation
Barcelona, Spain
Empoderamiento de las Mujeres Trabajadoras para Defender
sus Derechos Frente a la Flexibilidad Laboral
El Salvador |
13-15 December, 2004
17-18 March, 2005
Mentor Maria Delgado
(Uruguay
|
15 women
19 women |
34
|
| G.S. |
Nagaland, India
|
First General Conference/Workshop on Women as Co-agents
for Social Transformation
Senapati District, Manipur State, India
Three workshops: Gender in Relation to Customary Practices
Manipur, India |
27-30 January, 2005
9-12 August, 2004
21-24 September, 2004
14-17 March, 2005 |
200 women, 100 men
115 women, 102 men |
517 |
| 16
trainees |
12
countries |
33
trainings / 13 countries |
Period
Augustus 2004 – March 2005 5 mentors for 11 trainees |
749
women
(71 %), 307 men (29 %)
|
1,056
people trained |
