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OPENING NEW CHANNELS

for Cooperation During Conflict

APRIL 23 - 28, 2023

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ABOUT

In this conference Track Two with Esalen Institute will explore the Russia-Ukraine conflict as we imagine a revision of citizen diplomacy for our current day. During a period of unprecedented animosity among certain former Soviet republics and Russia and between Russia and the West, what might be the basis for establishing trust? And from this basis, how might friendships form across borders that can lead to productive, peaceful advances? How might this develop? What tools can be brought to bear upon or invented to build bridges that will be so needed? What arenas offer opportunities to bring a variety of individuals and groups, both expat and living within Russia and Ukraine's boundaries, together to weave a fabric for future collaborations and communications? Ultimately, we hope to find a way forward once this war ends to rebuild the friendships and trust that have been a signature of our person-to-person relationships over these many years, bringing these to a larger public as the timing dictates.

we seek to forge a

CONSTRUCTIVE, NONVIOLENT, SUSTAINABLE

path forward

SCHEDULE

Day One

11:00am     Mini-Bus to Esalen Departs Marriott 

3:00pm     Arrive Esalen; register |
Esalen Store

5:00pm     Reception | Murphy House

6:30pm     Dinner | Lodge

8:00pm    Welcome Meeting | Murphy House

SCHEDULE

RESOURCES

EXPLAINERS & MISCELLANEOUS 

RUSSIA

UKRAINE

MULTIPOLARITY

SCIENCE

JOURNALISM, CENSORSHIP, PRIVACY, AND PROPAGANDA

ARTS

RESOURCES

EXPERTS & PARTICIPANTS

Track Two and Esalen are grateful to host network members from Ukraine, Russia, Europe, China, and the United States.

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