A Revolution in Conflict Resolution
"When we go into a school that is struggling with gang violence or a country in the midst of a civil war, we begin by getting youth to focus on a conflict far removed from the classroom or the streets. Then they are able to step back and apply what they have learned to the conflict in their own lives."
- Carl Hobert, Founder, Axis of Hope
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- Carl Hobert, Founder, Axis of Hope
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Transformations
Axis of Hope is about transformations. The experience transforms students from receivers of education to active participants in learning. This transformation occurs because of the connections that this experience gives people. It brings the world issues into sharp focus and participants can immediately see how they can and should be involved.
It is revolutionary, it is dramatic and nobody is the same after the experience.
It is revolutionary, it is dramatic and nobody is the same after the experience.
21st-Century Skills
Students who are preparing for their careers require 21st-century skills like problem solving, critical thinking, collaboration and communication. Axis of Hope teaches these skills in ways that allow students to apply and reinforce their learned skills immediately. This unique method results in lifelong changes in students' abilities and their approach to life and learning.
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AoH Latest NewsWritten on 25 January 2012, 00.00 by Learning the art of diplomacy can be daunting, but putting those skills into practice can be even more so. Recently, fifty seventh grader students at Horner Junior High School in Fremont were up to the challenge when they had the unique opportunity to... Written on 04 October 2011, 18.37 by Carl Hobert’s students carry the weight of the world on their shoulders, and they appear to have a great time doing it.Lively apprentices of what Hobert, a visiting scholar and School of Education lecturer, calls preventive diplomacy, they are combining a... Written on 04 October 2011, 18.35 by On Tuesday, January 25 Axis of Hope founder Carl Hobert led nearly 70 Wilbraham & Monson Academy sophomores through his six-hour mediation workshop. Hobert used the fate of Jerusalem as the focus for the daylong exercise.
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