11:15 Pecha Kucha (Story-telling): Who we are, what we do (continuation)

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2 6:00-8:00 Breakfast 08:00 Mass Presider: Archbishop Antonio Ledesma, S.J., Bishop, President of Pax Christi Philippines and member of the International Board of Pax Christi International 09:00 Welcome Messages Marie Dennis (USA), Co-President, Pax Christi International Jasmin Nario-Galace, President, Pax Christi Pilipinas 09:15 Overview of the process of this regional consultation including the work on communication Greet Vanaerschot, Secretary-General, Pax Christi International Jasmin Nario-Galace 09:45 Pecha Kucha (Story-telling): Who we are, what we do 10:45 Tea break 11:15 Pecha Kucha (Story-telling): Who we are, what we do (continuation) 12:15 Lunch 13:30 Workshop: Conflict Analysis in Asia-Pacific (Grouping by sub-regions: Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Pacific, Global Context) 1

3 14:30 Plenary: Sharing of each sub-region s conflict analysis 15:00 Tea break 15:30 Workshop: Imaging Peace (Grouping by sub-regions: Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and the Pacific, Global vision) 16:30 Plenary: Sharing of each sub-region s vision of peace 17:00 Summing Up of the Day: Conflict Situation and Vision of Peace Overview of the programme of the next day 17:30 Sacred Circle: What has the spirit said to me today? 18:00 Closing of the Session 19:00 Dinner Day 1 Facilitators: Jasmin Nario-Galace and Myla Leguro, Pax Christi Pilipinas 2

4 6:00-8:00 Breakfast 08:00 Ecumenical prayer 08:15 Sharing of learning from previous day s discussion 08:45 Activity: Roadblocks to Peace 09:30 Summing Up: Vision of Peace for Asia-Pacific and the Obstacles to Achieving It. 10:00 Tea Break 10:30 Building Peace on the Ground: Sharing of Good Practices Panel: Nurturing Indigenous Spirituality Rangi Davis, member of the Catholic Maori community, Pax Christi Aotearoa, New Zealand Fr. Neles Tebay, Coordinator, Papua Peace Network, International Board Member Moderator: Kevin McBride, National Convenor, Pax Christi Aotearoa, New Zealand 11:15 Open Forum 11:45 Building Peace on the Ground: Sharing of Good Practices Panel: Challenging Affluence, Overcoming Poverty Fr. Stephen Fernandes, Secretary, CBCI Office for Justice Peace and Development Caesar D Mello, member of Pax Christi Australia Moderator: Fr. Claude Mostowik, Convenor, Pax Christi Australia 3

5 12:30 Open Forum 13:00 Lunch 14:30 Building Peace on the Ground: Sharing of Good Practices Panel: Living in Harmony with the Earth-Combating Climate Change and Ensuring Sustainable Use of Natural Resources Maggie Galley, Pax Christi New South Wales Sr. Bridget Crisp, New Zealand Mercy Global Action Rep for Cosmology and the Environment, Religious Sisters of Mercy Moderator: Sr. Filo Hirota, General Coordinator, Mercedarian Missionaries of Berriz International Relations Officer, Catholic Council for Justice and Peace, Japan 15:30 Open Forum 16:00 Tea break 16:30 Summing Up of the Day Overview of the programme of the next day 17:00 Sacred Circle: What has the spirit said to me today? 17:30 Closing of the Session 19:00 Dinner Day 2 Facilitator: Myla Leguro, Pax Christi-Pilipinas 4

TIME VENUE/ACTIVITY 8:00 AM Departure from hotel to St. Peter s Cathedral 9:00 AM Meeting with parish leaders and families of victims of EJKs 11:45 AM Lunch 12:30 PM Departure from St.

6 TIME VENUE/ACTIVITY 8:00 AM Departure from hotel to St. Peter s Cathedral 9:00 AM Meeting with parish leaders and families of victims of EJKs 11:45 AM Lunch 12:30 PM Departure from St. Peter s Cathedral to Bantayog ng mga Bayani 1:00 PM Tour in Bantayog ng mga Bayani Film viewing and historical tour 2:45 PM Departure from Bantayog ng mga Bayani 3:00 PM Quick stop at People Power Monument 3:30 PM Handicrafts and snacks shopping in Kultura 5:00 PM Departure from Megamall to EDSA Shrine 5:30 PM Mass in EDSA Shrine 6:30 PM Departure from EDSA Shrine to hotel 7:00 PM Dinner at hotel 5

7 6:00-8:00 Breakfast 08:00 Ecumenical prayer 08:15 Sharing of learning from Tuesday s discussion 08:45 Building Peace on the Ground: Sharing of Good Practices Panel: Promoting Peaceful Societies: Towards a World without War Fr. Paul Lansu, Senior Policy Advisor, Pax Christi International Rev. Fr. Nandana Manatunga, Director of Human Rights Office, Human Rights and Media Resource Centre, Sri Lanka Moderator: Loreta Castro, Program Director, Center for Peace Education 09:30 Open Forum 10:00 Tea Break 10:30 Building Peace on the Ground: Sharing of Good Practices Panel: Promoting Gender Equality and Human Rights for All Sr. Filo Hirota, General Coordinator, Mercedarian Missionaries of Berriz International Relations Officer, Catholic Council for Justice and Peace, Japan Fr. Emmanuel Yousaf, National Director, Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, Pakistan Moderator: Valentina Satvedi Leydon, Pax Christi Australia 11:15 Open Forum 11:45 Plenary: Identity of Pax Christi in the Asia Pacific How do we define the identity of Pax Christi in the Asia Pacific; How can the Pax Christi movement help further in building sustainable peace in the region? Moderator: Marie Dennis, Co-President, Pax Christi International 6

8 13:00 Lunch 14:30 Workshop : Achieving Sustainable Development Goals through Our Work on the Ground Alice Kooij, Senior Advocacy Officer, Pax Christi International What is the new sustainable development agenda? What are the sustainable development goals (SDG s)? How are we in the Asia Pacific already contributing to the SDG s through our work? What future action can we take? 15:50 Tea Break 16:10 Continuation of the Workshop: Achieving Sustainable Development Goals through Our Work on the Ground 17:00 Summing up of the day Overview of the programme of the next day 17:30 Sacred Circle: What has the spirit said to me today? 18:00 Closing of the Session 19:00 Dinner Day 4 Facilitator: TBD 7

9 6:00-8:00 Breakfast 07:45 Mass 08:45 Pax Christi International: Complementing the Work in Asia-Pacific Introduction on the purpose of the 3 PCI presentations to guide future questions Catholic Nonviolence Initiative, Marie Dennis, Co-President, Pax Christi International Advocacy Strategy of Pax Christi International, Alice Kooij, Senior Advocacy Officer, Pax Christi International Communication Strategy of Pax Christi International, John Zokovitch, Senior Communications Officer, Pax Christi International 10:15 Open Forum 10:45 Tea break 11:00 Workshops: reviewing the work of Pax Christi in the region (per region or theme) What are the gains (successes) and gaps (challenges) in our present work? What are the best strategies to confront the challenges and uphold successes? Workshops : What do we want to do? (per region or theme) What do we want to accomplish? How to achieve this and how will each of us contribute? How can PCI support to achieve the objectives? Moderators: Fr. Claude Mostowik and Greet Vanaerschot 8

13:00 Lunch 14:30 Plenary: Strengthening Pax Christi in Asia-Pacific Sharing results of the workshops Conclusions o What would be the best suited coordination mechanisms for the Pax Christi network

10 13:00 Lunch 14:30 Plenary: Strengthening Pax Christi in Asia-Pacific Sharing results of the workshops Conclusions o What would be the best suited coordination mechanisms for the Pax Christi network to work in the region? Structure membership regional coordination o o How to guarantee ownership and sustainability? How to integrate international, regional and national cross-network collaborations? o What is expected from PCI? Moderators: Fr. Claude Mostowik and Greet Vanaerschot 16:30 Tea break 17:00 Summing up: Synthesis of the 5-day Meeting Way Forward Commitment Ritual c/o Myla leguro Evaluation 18:00 Closing of the Session 19:00 Farewell Dinner Day 5 Facilitator: TBD Departures 9

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (ESCAP) DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS (DESA)

UNITED NATIONS Department of Economic and Social Affairs ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (ESCAP) DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS (DESA) Capacity-building Workshop to Support