Leah Green

Director @Compassionate Listening Project

Indianola, WA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 1991 — Present

Director @Compassionate Listening Project

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Indianola, WA, US

The Compassionate Listening Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and communities to transform conflict and create cultures of peace and healing through:• Trainings and workshops• Facilitator certification;• Books and videos;• Skilled facilitation with families, workplaces and communities and;• Training Delegations to conflict and post-conflict zones.

EDUCATION

1985 — 1987

University of Washington

Masters of Public Administration

1983 — 1986

University of Washington

Master's degree

1977 — 1982

Humboldt State University

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

1982 — 1983

The Hebrew University

Near and Middle Eastern Studies, Politics, Arabic, Hebrew

SKILLS

Strategic CommunicationsPolicy AnalysisProgram DevelopmentStaff DevelopmentHealingCurriculum DevelopmentLeadershipSocial MediaPublic PolicyEditingPublic SpeakingFacilitationGrantsProgram ManagementNon-ProfitsLeadership DevelopmentTeachingProgram EvaluationTrainingPolicyConflict ResolutionPersonal DevelopmentNonprofitsCommunity DevelopmentCreative WritingVolunteer ManagementWorkshop FacilitationPublic RelationsEntrepreneurshipOrganizational DevelopmentCommunity OutreachSocial EntrepreneurshipSocial NetworkingResearchEvent ManagementEvent PlanningHigher EducationGrant WritingTeam BuildingProposal Writing

ABOUT LEAH GREEN

Leah Green is Founder and Director of the Compassionate Listening Project. She holds a Masters in Public Administration from the Evans School at the University of Washington, where she also completed her coursework for a Masters in Middle Eastern Studies. Leah is recognized as a leader in Jewish-Palestinian reconciliation, and has led 26 training delegations to Israel and Palestine. She has produced three documentaries about the conflict, including Children of Abraham, and Crossing the Lines: Palestinians and Israelis Speak With the Compassionate Listening Project. Leah has led delegations to Jordan, Syria and Lebanon, and co-founded the Jewish-German Compassionate Listening Project in 2002. She teaches Compassionate Listening and is also a facilitator of Systems and Family Constellations. Leah is a 2003 recipient of the Yoga Journal\'s \"Karma Yoga Award,\" and was recognized by the international women\'s peace organization, Peace X Peace, in 2010. In 2013, she served as Co-Director for the U.S. Systemic Constellations Conference. Leah\'s work has been profiled in the following books: • Soul Stories, by Gary Zukav • Peace In Our Lifetime, by Susan Skog • Soul of Success: A Woman’s Guide to Authentic Power, by Jennifer Hawthorne, • Peace, Justice and Jews: Reclaiming Our Tradition, by Stefen Merken and Murray Polner • Beyond Bullets and Bombs: Grassroots Peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians, by Dr. Judy Kuriansky • Love for no Reason: 7 Steps to Creating a Life of Unconditional Love, by Marci Shimoff • Compassionate Listening and other Writings by Gene Knudsen Hoffman, by Anthony Manousos

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