Interfaith Legacy Prayer Breakfast
September
26, 2005 - 7:30AM - Sinclair Community College
Civic Engagement Seminar
"Making
Good Citizens - The Role of Civic and Character Education in 21st-Century
America"
October 10,
2005 - 8:00AM - Sinclair Community College"
Sponsored by:
Thomas B.
Fordham Foundation
University of Dayton School of
Education and Allied Professions
Interfaith Service of Prayer for the Healing of the
Nations - "Dance of Universal Peace"
November 13,
2005 - 3:00PM - Masonic Temple
Religious Reconciliation Roundtable
November 14,
2005 - 11:30AM - Beth Abraham Synagogue
Dayton Peace Accords Tenth Anniversary
Policy Forum
-
“Looking Back at Lessons
Learned from Dayton”
November 17-18, 2005 - 12:00PM
Brochure
Current and former
U.S., Bosnian, European, and international organization officials,
as well as scholars, and policy analysts will examine lessons from
the Dayton negotiations and the Bosnian peacebuilding process of the
last ten years.
Thursday Afternoon, November 17 - Hope Hotel
12:00PM - "What Links Dayton and
Bosnia?
The opening luncheon with Cong. Michael
Turner and BiH Amb. to U.S. Turkovic
will be followed by two sessions: Lessons
learned from the Dayton Process from
participants and scholars' perspectives.
2:00PM-3:15PM
- Session A:
- "Getting to Dayton:
Lessons Learned from the Dayton Process"
Chair: Amb. John
Kornblum. Panelists: Amb. Robert Frowick,
Amb. Wolfgang Ischinger,
Amb. James
Pardew (Inv.)
3:30PM-4:45PM
- Session B
Moderator:
Dr. Donna Schlagheck,
WSU. Participants:
Dr.
Julie Mertus, American University,
Dr. Jane Sharp, King's College,
University of London and Dr. Dusan
Janjic,
University of Belgrade, Serbia.
Thursday Evening November 17 - Benjamin and Marian Shuster
Performing Arts Center, 2nd and Main Streets.
6:30PM-7:30PM
- Reception
7:30PM - Peace Prize Awards Dinner:
2005 Dayton Peace Prize: Amb.
Richard C. Holbrooke;
2005 Dayton Peacemaker Prize: Ms.
Farida Musanovic
Friday
Morning and Afternoon, November 18 - Dayton Convention Center,
5th and Main Streets8:00AM-9:00AM Registration and
Continental Breakfast
9:00AM - Welcome: Hon. Rhine McLin, Major of Dayton and Hon. Semiha
Borovac, Mayor of Sarajevo.
9:30AM-11:45AM
- "Peacebuilding: Where are we now in Bosnia and
Herzegovina" Three concurent workshops:
A. Economic Development and
Reconstruction; EU integration -
Moderator:
Hon. Matthew Joseph, Dayton City
Commission;
B. Thruth, Justice, and
Reconciliation - Moderator:
Dr. Charles Ingrao, Purdue Univ.
C. Constitutional Change and the
Rule of Law - Moderator:
Dr. Bruce Hitchner, Tufts Univ.
(inv)
12:15PM-1:45PM
- Luncheon -
"Then and
Now: Peacebuilding Challenges in
Bosnia Herzegovina"
Speaker:
Lord Paddy Ashdown, High Representative for
Bosnia and Herzegovina and
European Special Representative
2:00PM-4:30PM
- Closing Plenary: "Roundtable on Lessons from Bosnia
for Other Conflict Situations"
Moderator: Harold H.
Saunders, President, International Institute
for Sustained Dialogue and Former
Assistant Secretary of State for Near East
Affairs.
Friday Evening, November 18 -
National Museum of the United States Air Force
6:30PM-7:30PM
Reception
7:30PM Gala Dinner and Public
Address by General (Ret.)Wesley
K. Clark. Introduction by
U.S. Senator Michael DeWine.
Dayton: A Peace Process (DAPP),
an outgrowth of the earlier Dayton Peace Accords Project, is a collaborative
effort of the Dayton Council on World Affairs, City of Dayton, Central State
University, Sinclair Community College, University of Dayton, Wright State
University, Wright Memorial Chapter of the Air Force Association, Friendship
Force, Sister Cities, and other organizations in the Dayton area.
The November 17-18 Policy Forum
and related events are open to anyone. Members of Councils on World Affairs
along with scholars of conflict resolution, the Balkans, and peace processes
will find the Forum of particular interest. Details on the program are
available on request from the Dayton Council on World Affairs (dcowa@udayton.edu;
937-229-2319;
www.dcowa.org) Information on schedule details, registration, and hotel
accommodations will be available in September 2005.
