Global Community (GCC)

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The Global Community Circle (GCC)

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The GCC is a planning team of volunteers who serve the worldwide NVC community, partnering with local teams and the CNVC Leadership (LT) and CNVC Board. Together we are exchanging ideas with these groups to determine and facilitate the support and connections that will sustain existing teams, and help to cultivate new teams throughout the world. Our intention is that the GCC and these teams will live the consciousness of NVC as fully as possible and contribute to a world of compassionate giving and receiving.

GCC Vision --- GCC Mission --- GCC Aims

CONFERENCES

We organize monthly teleconferences where you are invited to participate as an observer. See the GCC teleconference schedule and dial-in information to join the call. We ask the observers to see our Observer Policy.

Minutes and Recording of Meetings:
The GCC has held monthly teleconferences since November 2006, and had its first face-to-face meeting in Munich, Germany 30 December 2007 through 2 January 2008. You can read the minutes of the GCC meetings at GCC Minutes thru June 2008 and GCC Minutes after June 2008. Here is a link to our latest minutes

 

DISCUSSION GROUP

Members of the CNVCGCC Google Discussion Group can send and receive information by e-mail. We encourage representatives of groups to raise and discuss substantial issues regarding the GCC. We have a policy of inclusion. To become a member of the Discussion Group click "Apply for membership" on the menu of the CNVC GCC googlegroup web page.

YOUR PROPOSALS

Groups are invited to make proposals to the GCC by emailing the Discussion Group or members of the GCC. We ask you to use the Proposal template.

 

MEMBERS OF THE GCC

English is the language of communication between the members of the GCC. In addition, to facilitate communication with the network of Nonviolent Communication practitioners, a variety of languages are spoken by our various members. We have also started to include an element of geographic representation in our composition.