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Train for World Peace through Online Conflict Management #36

Closed mozfest-bot closed 7 years ago

mozfest-bot commented 7 years ago

[ UUID ] 2ec9afb6-287c-4418-a79a-27fe563f7e50

[ Submitter's Name ] Remi Alli [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Brāv Online Conflict Management [ Submitter's Github ] @ngm00

[ Additional facilitators ] Kate Morrow

What will happen in your session?

People will learn about the functionalities of brāv which trains anyone in conflict management who in turn manage conflicts of others directly on our site.

What is the goal or outcome of your session?

Explain brāv as a mean of decentralizing court conflicts through technological innovation.

If your session requires additional materials or electronic equipment, please outline your needs.

Computer/ overhead protector and wifi. Thanks

Time needed

All weekend, as an installation, exhibit or drop-in session

timcowlishaw commented 7 years ago

Hi there Remi,

This sounds interesting, but could you provide a link or some sources about 'brav' (I'm not familiar with it, and perhaps provide a brief outline of hos this is relevant to the brief for the Decentralisation space? Am very happy to help you with the latter if that'd be useful - for reference, the brief is:

The year is 2027: Who owns the Internet?

In the dystopian version of 2027, the Internet is owned by a powerful few. Big tech corporations, select media companies and closed governments control the content on the Internet, the data that flows across the Internet and how people connect to the Internet. This dystopian future is closer than you may think.

On the flip side, what is the utopian version of the Internet in 2027? What future do we want to build? Where do emerging technologies like AI, mesh networking and Blockchain fit in? How do we ensure people are the most important part of the Internet?

Join us at Mozfest as we look into the future. Dystopian, utopian or somewhere in between — let’s explore the Internet of 2027.

Many thanks!

Tim

ngm00 commented 7 years ago

Tim,

I am so happy to share.

In answer to your questions:

Ordinary netizens own the internet in 2027. The United Nations recently declared that the internet is a basic human right. It's important to use that to achieve our mission.

That includes training ordinary people to become the online component in conflict management which is an issue everyone can benefit from, and integrate themselves in all areas of society, thus helping to decentralize from the ground up.

Here is the information that you requested:

Hello!

Create agreements.

My name is Remi and I hold a JD and a Masters Degree in Health Law.

Brāv is an online platform to manage conflicts. (www.brav.org http://www..brav.org/). In addition, anyone can train in conflict management and they in turn manage the conflicts of others, directly on the site.

If a term is violated, we hash out issues as well directly on the site. We would like to work with you! Please send over a proposal of courses, podcasts, or other thoughts, funding and promotional strategy.

Please register on brāv as a Brāv One or Mediator.

Here is our instructional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emIz-fkxm4c Last, please view, like, subscribe, comment and share our video with your audience:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tecy8ZRAI0k What your day could look like free of conflict. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tecy8ZRAI0k YOUTUBE.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tecy8ZRAI0k https://mixmax.com/r/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5

Brochures:

https://files2.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/5bMTAKjrbH4cikvR8/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI bullybrochure.png 1MB https://files2.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/5bMTAKjrbH4cikvR8/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI Download https://files2.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/5bMTAKjrbH4cikvR8/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI https://files2.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/5bMTAKjrbH4cikvR8/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI https://files4.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/VgSIfvcECAi0drEvk/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI brav_brochure.pdf 117KB https://files4.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/VgSIfvcECAi0drEvk/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI Download https://files4.mixmaxusercontent.com/RH7KMP8Dv8mWhFDM5/f/VgSIfvcECAi0drEvk/?messageId=7u2F9mF9ktOq9lAeG&rn=gI2FIxyJkI&re=ISbvNmLslWYtdGQu9Wa0FWakVWbu9Wa0Fmcl5WZnRHel5mI

Let me know what you think! I'd love your honest feedback!

Thanks! Remi

Many thanks to those who joined us! A special thanks to our Brāv Expert, Kate Morrow!

(Who saw Colin Rule of Modria, Leader in ODR?! Nice!)

ln case you missed it, please click on the following link to our Training held June 28th: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Mux4GNC-4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Mux4GNC-4 (please like/share/subscribe/comment) Once you've watched, complete your *Br*āv Training! We have some really enjoyable programs prepared for you!

  1. Already a Certified/ Licensed Mediator, Arbitrator, Private Judge or more? Impressive! Please send over your verification documents to info@brav.org. Once confirmed, we will send the next steps including placements into all corners of society; think HRs, school systems and more!

    onlinecomponent

  2. Starting Fresh? #evenbetter! Please complete payment with the link below and we will send you off, you Brāv One, you! https://www.paypal.me/brav1/100 (We honor those who locked in discounts; please contact us.)

Interested in getting even MORE involved? YES! Respond to this email with the related below number(s) in the areas that you would like to know more about:

  1. PromoteMediation - as a viable option over litigation or violence.

    We've got a PhD in the game with compelling reasons as to why mediation should be the FIRST OPTION over all else...complete with a strategy in place to make this happen #STAT!

  2. ChannelVanGogh - show your creative side through blog posts, videos,

    podcasts, designs, etc with the goal of promoting your practice, conflict management tips, and more! We can help you get media mentions in places like The Huffington Post, New York Times, WaPo, etc!

  3. WanderwithaPurpose - If you like to go places, present, and influence

    key figures and the masses, this is for you! We have tons of places for you to go - conferences, cruises, events - online and off all with the goal of connecting with like-minded organizations/ individuals to integrate us into places including work forces, prison systems, HR departments, schools preK through professional and everywhere people congregate! Let them know you're ready to become their #onlinecomponent

  4. ShapeUp - If you'd like to help develop programs, we're here for it!

    Hold E-competitions, webinars, etc...

  5. ReleaseYourTalents - Want to instruct others in your area of

    expertise(s) in a non-pressured way? Think TEDx Talks for Conflict Management, sharing your specialties and more - come on down!

  6. Offline- Study conflicts in REAL life - travel with us!

  7. What else?!

*Please make sure to subscribe to our Youtube page and continue to tell everyone who may benefit!

onlineconflictmanagement

technologyparadox

choosetobebrāv

itsalifestyle

Yours, Remi

On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 4:56 AM Tim Cowlishaw notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi there Remi,

This sounds interesting, but could you provide a link or some sources about 'brav' (I'm not familiar with it, and perhaps provide a brief outline of hos this is relevant to the brief for the Decentralisation space? Am very happy to help you with the latter if that'd be useful - for reference, the brief is:

The year is 2027: Who owns the Internet?

In the dystopian version of 2027, the Internet is owned by a powerful few. Big tech corporations, select media companies and closed governments control the content on the Internet, the data that flows across the Internet and how people connect to the Internet. This dystopian future is closer than you may think.

On the flip side, what is the utopian version of the Internet in 2027? What future do we want to build? Where do emerging technologies like AI, mesh networking and Blockchain fit in? How do we ensure people are the most important part of the Internet?

Join us at Mozfest as we look into the future. Dystopian, utopian or somewhere in between — let’s explore the Internet of 2027.

Many thanks!

Ti

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dvigneshwer commented 7 years ago

Hi @ngm00 Thanks for the proposal.

Can you please elaborate on how you plan to achieve the outcomes of the proposal?

decentralizing court conflicts through technological innovation

ngm00 commented 7 years ago

Yes,

  1. Training and managing conflicts on the premier online conflict management platform.
  2. Promoting alternative conflict management through online mediation in all areas of life, and education to those as young as two.
  3. Studying conflicts in real life as a practical supplement to learning.

As stated, "Conflict management raises emotional intelligence. Especially when so much is misinterpreted in business via a poorly worded email or a crisp hello in the hall. People are busy and for the most part don't intend to be abrupt or insensitive. Still it happens at some point to all of us. Then the gossip starts. The backbiting is what will bring down moral faster than your month end rolls around. Why not nip it in the bud? Why not have full transparency? Now there's a difference between transparency and disclosure. I don't believe it is fruitful for everyone to know what others are paid. In fact I've seen that be a contention between coworkers for along time. When I started working if you even mentioned what you were paid, you were fired. It creates jealousy and contempt. Transparency on the other hand creates understanding and bonding. Where she knows where you're coming from and he knows that you really are a sensitive caring person. "

On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 1:14 PM Vigneshwer Dhinakaran < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi @ngm00 https://github.com/ngm00 Thanks for the proposal.

Can you please elaborate on how you plan to achieve the outcomes of the proposal?

decentralizing court conflicts through technological innovation

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