An E-mail discussion group (listserve) is a list of
E-mail addresses grouped under one master E-mail address. There are
several AVP Discussion Groups, so that you can participate in
conversations with other facilitators matching your personal interest
and regional location. Your E-mail posts will be seen by everyone
subscribed to a particular Group (with all messages archived online).
All AVP Discussion Groups are 'membership required', with
access limited to Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) facilitators
worldwide.
USA Discussion Groups:
AVP-L
AVP-L is our traditional discussion group for AVP facilitators, dedicated and restricted to
sharing the 'nuts and bolts' of education and facilitation of AVP
workshops, such as new exercises or methods, techniques for working with
specific workshop populations, leadership training resources, etc., as
well as any announcements pertaining to AVP/USA. If you have
this type of material to share, consider posting it here, as it will
reach more facilitators.
FFF
The Facilitators Free-Forum is a discussion group
permitting a wide exploration of issues not specifically related to AVP
workshops. Although the subject matter presented in this
listserve primarily consists
of AVP-related topics, there are no specific restrictions on post
subject matter or length.
Primary responsibility for content moderation is
provided by the list members on a mutual trust and respect basis, and
with consideration for cultural differences.
Since this is a open forum, please understand that all
postings are the expressions of the participating individuals, and do
not
represent opinions, policy or procedures of AVP/USA or of any other AVP
local or international group.
FFF functions similarly to AVP-L, with the exception
that it is unmoderated, so topics are at your discression.
Community Interest Group
The Community Interest group of AVP/USA will share our successes
and challenges with one another, once a month. AND
You can now send and receive messages to/from others by
emailing [email protected]
Please focus on community issues in this group.
Trauma
Discussion group for USA Facilitators
interested in Trauma Workshops
International Discussion Groups
AVP Education Forum
The AVP-Education-Forum is an email
discussion group for AVP facilitators worldwide, focusing on
gathering, sharing and discussing all aspects of AVP manuals.
Members can contribute, share and discuss experiences, skills
and ideas on best practices, reference manuals and local
manuals, translations, AVP principles and practices,
facilitation, exercises (learning activities), agendas.
adaptations of workshops for specific participant groups,
facilitator and leadership training and continuing learning. It
is also a way to keep up-to-date with the current developments &
news from the AVP Education Committees
These discussions are part of the AVP Education Network that
will inform the writing of future AVP manuals. Relevant
discussions on AVP-L will also be picked up for the
AVP-Education-Forum.
AVP-World
AVP-World is an email discussion group for
AVP groups and AVP facilitators worldwide, focusing on sharing
and discussing news and announcements of the activities of
International AVP groups and organizations, and building
community and connections between AVP facilitators and AVP
groups around the world.
It is hoped that at least one member of each AVP group will
join AVP-World and pass on any news or information to their
facilitators.
Once subscribed to a Discussion Group, you will receive e-mails as others post to
the discussion group. By editing your membership(s) here:
you can elect to receive these
e-mails in one of three formats:
1. A separate e-mail with every post to the list.
2. A bundled digest containing the last 25 posts in one
daily e-mail.
3. An abridged digest of all posts for the day,
organized by topic and with short snippets of the post.
You click on a link to go to googlegroups.com to read the entire
posting. This option produces the least amount of e-mail.
With all options, the discussion threads are permanently
stored and available at googlegroups.com, so you don't need to
archive your own copies.