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CCRR
is an independent organization and neither affiliated with nor dependant
on any political party. The profiles of our broad-based Board of
Trustees and of our Advisory Board reflect CCRR's independence. The
board members share a commitment to the CCRR. Notwithstanding their
shared belief in CCRR’s mission statement and values, the board members
are of different religious creeds and political convictions. In
addition, CCRR's board members have different professional backgrounds
and come from different regions (Bethlehem, Hebron, Ramallah and Jericho
areas).
They
meet twice a year to discuss the reports the director of CCRR is
required. The Board approves the reports submitted by CCRR and appoints
the director of CCRR, who serves as the executive manager of the
organization. Besides the Board of Trustees, there are CCRR’s National
Advisory Board and CCRR’s International Advisory Board that both keep in
touch with the managing director. As of December 2004, the CCRR staff
counts six full-time workers.
CCRR
offers most of its Conflict Resolution workshops through a network of
freelance trainers, which helps in keeping the organization small and
efficient. A variety of participatory measures ensure that the trainers
and also the participants of the courses can influence the development
of CCRR’s programs.
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