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• Rotary Center for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution
  • offers scholarships for students looking to study at one of the 7 worldwide rotary centers for peace.
• Restorative Justice in Canada
  • Our Vision is a society where all citizens are engaged in building safe and healthy families, workplaces and communities. We need people who share our vision to help bring about lasting change.
  • For almost 20 years Conflict Resolution Network Canada has helped people find constructive ways through conflict by encouraging the use of peaceful processes in everyday life. CR Network Canada develops, promotes and extends the use of conflict resolution and restorative justice processes such as negotiation, mediation, consensus-building and peacemaking circles. In this work, we have seen first hand how the hurt, despair and violence of conflict can be transformed into healthier relationships, organizations and communities.
• Restorative Justice Online
  • Restorative Justice Online is a service of the PFI Centre for Justice and Reconciliation. More information on PFI can be found on the Prison Fellowship International website.
  • The purpose of Restorative Justice Online is to be a credible, non-partisan source of information on restorative justice.
  • The site is divided into sections for ease of use:
  • The Introduction includes definitions and slideshow presentations about important issues in restorative justice.
  • The Resources section has a searchable, annotated bibliography on restorative justice; annotated links to other sites on restorative justice; and United Nations and Council of Europe documents on restorative topics
  • The Action section includes slideshow presentations introducing restorative justice and tutorials on restorative justice theory and practice
  • The Chapel contains articles and other materials from the Judeo-Christian tradition

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• St. Ethelburga's Center (London)
  • In 1993, a bomb exploded in Bishopsgate partially destroying the small medieval church of St. Ethelburga. Due to the generosity of many organizations the Church has been rebuilt. It stands as an important symbol of hope in the heart of the city and houses the Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, which is a venue for dialogue between groups in conflict both at home and from overseas. It helps analyze the role of religions in international affairs and seeks to further the contribution that faith communities can make to preventing deadly conflict. It is a living memorial to the men and women who have dedicated their lives to the pursuit of peace.

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• Tabula Rasa Institute

  • The Independent Associate Program organizes volunteers from around the world, working from their homes in their free time, to help the Tabula Rasa Institute develop its resources relating to peace, understanding, and conflict resolution.

    Independent Associates provide assistance with the:

    • Shared Peace Heritage Archive
    • Conflict Resolution Education Clearinghouse
    • Historic Peace Archive

  • Participation in the Independent Associate Program is open to anyone interested in the goals of TRI and its projects. Although helpful, neither an advanced education nor access to a computer is required.

• Tanenbaum Center
  • The Tanenbaum Center builds interreligious understanding and thereby defuses the verbal and physical violence done in the name of religion. To that end, we create practical programs that enhance everyday lives.
  • In 1992, the Tanenbaum Center was established to carry on the work of Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, a world-renowned pioneer in interreligious understanding, and a prominent activist on behalf of social justice and human rights. Today, the organization that bears his name continues his work - using the tools he honed to address the theological roots of prejudice and to encourage religious beliefs that build mutual respect. The Tanenbaum Center also builds on his work by using new tools that create interreligious understanding among children, help work-places operate in ways that recognize religious differences, and inspire religiously motivated peacemakers.
  • Our work has always been important. But since 9/11, it is even more important. September 11th brought religiously-inspired terrorism to our land. Worldwide, there are more than fifty conflicts that are based in part on religion. Addressing these realities is our work.
• Tatalovich and Associates
  • Tatalovich & Associates is a full service security, investigation and consulting firm which was founded in 1968 as Tatt Companies International.
  • While most firms offer one or the other service, Tatalovich is unique in that our associates are both investigators and security experts.
  • We provide professional representation and specialized expertise encompassing a wide range of diverse services. We are committed to a thirty three year tradition of providing personalized service to achieve our client's personal, business and corporate needs.
  • As a mid-sized firm, Tatalovich & Associates is committed to providing quality services throughout the Continental United States and select foreign countries.
  • We have positioned the firm to meet the complex technical and electronic challenges of the twenty-first century. While we are large enough to offer full diversity, we are small enough to maintain a personal relationship with our clients.
  • We are committed to using our talent, resources, and over one hundred ninety years of combined experience in seeking the truth and presenting the facts.

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