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Chloe Joquel Freeland
Founder : The PeaceClinic Institute
Editor:
Pearls of Peace: The PeaceClinic
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Founder: Creative Coaching Institute
Founder: Cultureal Creatives Society
Chloe
Joquel Freeland started the PeaceClinic Institute in 2001 after the string of high school shootings in Colorado and California.
A former encyclopedia editor and technical writer, Chloe researches social issues, sustainable economics, and conflict
resolution. Her activities and programs for the PeaceClinic are designed to bring people together to learn about peace, freedom
and justice. In 2004 she partnered with engineer/philosopher, Prof. Fani Bhusan Das, author of Peace Technology
and the Founder of The World Peace Technology Center, Orissa, India. In 2005 she founded the PeaceClinic Institute's
Peace Practitioner Workshop and Certificate Program.
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Susan Moore
Vice President, Public Relations
PeaceClinic Institute
Director, U.S. Eastern Regional Chapter
Board of Advisors, Domestic Violence
Certified Peace Practitioner
Moderator: PCI Peace Practitioner Workshops
Susan Moore accepted her volunteer position as Director of the PCI Eastern Regional
Chapter in 2004. Since then Susan has been a champion of several other good causes like the fundraising campaign for
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. She has shown exceptional leadership and continues to offer help to anyone
who visits our PCI site seeking inspiration for a peaceful life. In 2005 she brought her teen grand daughter Lauren into
the PeaceClinic's first workshop for peace teachers.
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Beverley
PeaceClinic Institute,
Chapter Director, Canada
Board of Advisors, peace education
Certified Peace Practitioner
Home:
Ontario, Canada
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Beverley Madigan
Beverley Madigan
is currently a secondary school administrator for a provincial school board in Ontario, Canada.
Beverley is a long standing advocate for at-risk youth, life-long learning and peace education. She has been published by
the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation on teacher effectiveness and at-risk youth. She has served on the
Library Board for the Town of Newmarket and worked on the
implementation of community-based literacy programs.
Beverley has served as a facilitator for the Ontario Principals’ Council for their Bullying Prevention Programs. She was a Regional Coordinator for Peaceful Schools International and works as a resource for many schools as they work on sustaining a culture of civility, respect and peace using restorative
practices in their school communities. Beverley is Canadian Director of a school
community conflict transformation program called HIPP - Help Increase The Peace and Director of the Canadian Chapter – The PeaceClinic Institute.
She is a contributing member of the HOPE Foundation – Harnessing Optimism and Hope through Education where Desmund Tutu is the Honourary Chair. She believes that every person can make a difference through their uniqueness,
leadership abilities and peace building capacities.
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Rai (Rachel) Akers
Director, Austrailia Chapter, PeaceClinic Institute
Board of Advisors, domestic violence
education
Certified Peace Practitioner
Moderator: PCI Peace Practitioners Workshops
Rai's contributions of valuable anti-domestic violence content for the PCI
site is greatly appreciated. Mother to a pre-teen aged daughter, Rai has a particular interest in religious
freedom and tolerance in public school systems. She is concerned about school bullies and works to make parents accountable
for their kids who practice bullying in school.
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Board of Advisors, anti-violence education
Certified Peace Practitioner
Sara Quaintance is a Peace Practitioner workshop assistant, community resource
contact for her hometown, and mother of two daughters, Sara lives in a small
town in Louisiana. She is concerned with anti-domestic education and encourages school systems to participate in anti-violence
awareness programs. She is also an aspiring author.
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J. Harris Band, Memorial CD
Jimmi James
Advocate for victims of of domestic violence and anti-violence
education.
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Jimi James Harris (Message Mon)
Board of Advisors: PeaceClinic Institute,
Anti-domestic violence
education
Founder: The Flock of Angeles
Artistic Director:
Nicole Brown Charitable Foundation
Recording artist: composer, vocals, keyboards
Home: Laguna Hills, CA
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Kerry
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Kerry Klisch
Board of Advisors, domestic violence education
Certified Peace Practitioner
Kerry Klisch was the first PCI chapter director for the Midwestern region. She joined in as an advocate for victims of
domestic violence and has served since 2003. Kerry has written articles on dv and educated people about our dream of teaching
peace at every level of human experience.
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Wendy
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Wendy Trakes
Board of Advisors:
International relations & conflict resolution
Wendy Trakes, an anthropology student, has served the PCI as a volunteer chapter director since 2004. Wendy studied
International Relations and Conflict Resolution and has completed peace studies programs in Latin America. A working
mom to a young daughter, she recently moved to Phoenix, Arizona. We look forward to her commentaries and reports on peace
workers around the globe.
Wendy and her parents are also peace workers via the Yonose Foundation that applies basic existing technologies
to the solution of problems faced by geographically isolated and/or technologically challenged communities. This is a wonderful
model for sustainable economic and ecological projects. We are honored to have the Yonose Foundation listed on the PCI's Partners and Friends page.
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(To be announced.)
Chapter Director, United Kingdom
Board of Advisors
Home:
Peace Practitioner
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