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NAME:Grieving Peace | 2
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DTEND:20260219T173000
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SUMMARY:Grieving Peace | 2
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>Grief is an importan
 t part of any process of loss, so why don't we mourn the loss of our 
 peace?&nbsp;</p></p> <p>In this program, we will focus on the feeling
 s of grief and sadness that people experience when peace feels lost. 
 Peace is not just the opposite of war. The loss of peace is for many 
 of us the loss of feelings of safety. It is the loss of light hearted
 ness, no longer being able to pass through life without a certain lev
 el of fear.&nbsp;</p><p>Grieving peace is about seeking community so 
 that the grief felt by the individual will be alleviated by being tog
 ether. Through a discussion group,&nbsp;similar to&nbsp;NEWConnective
 ’s&nbsp;other grief groups, we will explore important topics such a
 s grief, trauma, and peace using art and literature. Together with th
 e group, we will&nbsp;determine&nbsp;which loss of peace we will mour
 n and how the group can find common ground thanks to and despite thei
 r unique experiences.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>During this event, we will ex
 plore the nature of mourning in relation to peace, we will look at th
 e importance of art in relation to trauma, and we will look at&nbsp;p
 ossible ways&nbsp;to give space to mourning the loss of peace. This s
 eries of meetings consists of four sessions, in which you as a partic
 ipant are expected to take part in all four; in other words, we hope 
 to take these steps in processing together. In the last&nbsp;session&
 nbsp;we will explore how we can implement the experiences from this g
 roup in our day-to-day life.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>This program is for al
 l people who mourn peace, not only those who have experienced war fir
 st-hand but also those who have experienced it through their phone sc
 reens, or who, for other reasons, no longer feel they can live “in 
 peace” within today's society.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><em>Art by: 
 Yonah&nbsp;de Beer (INSI art)</em></p> </body> </html>
DESCRIPTION: Grief is an important part of any process of loss, so why
  don't we mourn the loss of our peace?&nbsp; In this program, we will
  focus on the feelings of grief and sadness that people experience wh
 en peace feels lost. Peace is not just the opposite of war. The loss 
 of peace is for many of us the loss of feelings of safety. It is the 
 loss of light heartedness, no longer being able to pass through life 
 without a certain level of fear.&nbsp;Grieving peace is about seeking
  community so that the grief felt by the individual will be alleviate
 d by being together. Through a discussion group,&nbsp;similar to&nbsp
 ;NEWConnective’s&nbsp;other grief groups, we will explore important
  topics such as grief, trauma, and peace using art and literature. To
 gether with the group, we will&nbsp;determine&nbsp;which loss of peac
 e we will mourn and how the group can find common ground thanks to an
 d despite their unique experiences.&nbsp;&nbsp;During this event, we 
 will explore the nature of mourning in relation to peace, we will loo
 k at the importance of art in relation to trauma, and we will look at
 &nbsp;possible ways&nbsp;to give space to mourning the loss of peace.
  This series of meetings consists of four sessions, in which you as a
  participant are expected to take part in all four; in other words, w
 e hope to take these steps in processing together. In the last&nbsp;s
 ession&nbsp;we will explore how we can implement the experiences from
  this group in our day-to-day life.&nbsp;&nbsp;This program is for al
 l people who mourn peace, not only those who have experienced war fir
 st-hand but also those who have experienced it through their phone sc
 reens, or who, for other reasons, no longer feel they can live “in 
 peace” within today's society.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<em>Art by: Yonah&n
 bsp;de Beer (INSI art)</em>
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