The Global Immersion Project cultivates everyday
peacemakers through immersion in global conflict.

We’re equipping the emerging global generation for everyday peacemaking through 3-month
experiential Learning Labs that culminate in transformational 2-week immersion experiences.

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Blog

Is “Closed-Door Diplomacy” Best?
In the moments leading up to the third and final Presidential Debate which was to...
October 29, 2012
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How To (and Not To) Respond to the Current Crisis in the Middle East
My heart is heavy. Every day for the past week, every social media outlet has...
September 24, 2012
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Day 8: Resourced Integration – From Walking in Jesus’ Footsteps to Living in Them
Learning Community participant, Derek Rice, is a thinker, learner and practitioner who has a deep...
August 27, 2012
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Day 7: House of Hope
After several days of immersion into diverse Israeli & Palestinian narratives, our Learning Community was...
August 27, 2012
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Testimonials

"Having learned first hand from peacemakers embedded in conflict, TGIP gave us tools that have allowed us to better navigate conflict and division in our neighborhood and in our relationship with one another. We came home with tools for peace and reconciliation that have not only transformed our friendships, but our marriage."
Todd and Jenna Rubie (2012), San Diego
"TGIP brought me face to face with the beauty and tension of story: I was forced to move toward & listen to people in a loving, peaceful way. As a result, I have been equipped to coach couples who find themselves in conflict to listen to, understand, and walk toward reconciliation with one another."
Derek Rice (2012), NieuCommunities
"The TGIP experience taught me how to accept my own contributions to the conflicts that arise within my workplace and, as a leader, to take the initiative in reconciliation. TGIP has resourced me to navigate conflict within my organization, my family, and my neighborhood in a transformational way."
John Hamilton (2012), Director, Camp Alta