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2nd Annual San Francisco Peacemaker Awards | Friday, June 1, 2012 | The City Club of San Francisco

CALL FOR PEACEMAKER AWARDS NOMINATIONS!

Greetings from Community Boards, San Francisco's not-for-profit conflict resolution center! We provide an array of conflict resolution services: mediation, facilitation, training. Our Neighborhood Mediation Program is the oldest, longest-running public mediation program in the U.S.

In 2011, Community Board launched the San Francisco Peacemaker Awards as part of our 35th anniversary. The three awards honor an individual, an organization and a youth for their contributions in making Bay Area communities safer and healthier places to live.

We need your assistance and guidance in selecting the nominees for the 2nd Annual San Francisco Peacemaker Awards to be held on Friday, June 1, 2011 at The City Club from 11:30-1:30 PM.

As a community stakeholder, please take a moment to nominate individuals and/or organizations working in San Francisco to promote peacemaking through conflict resolution and/or violence prevention through community engagement, services or public education activities.

If you wish to nominate more than one person for the same award, you will need to complete a separate survey.

Please help us get the word out about these awards by sharing this survey with others.

The deadline for nominations is April 1, 2012. We eagerly await your response, and thank you in advance for your participation!

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* 1. 1st Award Category: Raymond Shonholtz Visionary Peace Award

The Raymond Shonholtz Visionary Peace Award is awarded for an outstanding individual who has made or is making significant contributions to peacemaking, community building and/or anti-violence work in her or his respective San Francisco neighborhood and community.

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* 2. Please tell us briefly how your nominee's work has made an impact in her/his neighborhood and community. Also tell us how you know your nominee.

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* 3. 2nd Award Category: Community Boards Leadership Peacemaker Award

The Community Boards Leadership Peacemaker Award is awarded to an organization that is making a meaningful track record in contributing to community building and peacemaking in San Francisco.

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* 4. Please tell us briefly why you believe this organization has made noteworthy contributions in San Francisco. Also tell us how you know of the organization.

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* 5. 3rd Award Category: Gail Sadalla Rising Peacemaker Award

The Gail Sadalla Rising Peacemaker Award is awarded to a youth peacemaker (ages 12-24) who is making a difference in his or her school or community, setting an example for other youth in anti-violence and peacemaking activities. (For youth under 16 years, if you can, please provide the name of parent/guardian.)

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* 6. Please tell us briefly why you believe the work of this youth or young adult is improving her/his community and serves as an inspiration and model to others. Also tell us how you know of your nominee.

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* 7. Please provide your contact information below. (It will not be shared.) We will contact you if your nominee is selected.

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* 8. Thank you so much for your nomination(s). We encourage all nominators to attend the luncheon and awards ceremony on June 1. If your nominee is selected to receive an award, will you be able to attend?

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* 9. Community Boards helps individuals, neighbors, businesses, and groups resolve their conflicts, manage change, and have productive conversations and meetings. Our services are citywide, and provided in English, Spanish, Mandarin and Cantonese

Please let us know if we can provide you with more information.

Again, thank you so much for your time and nomination. We will inform you if your nominee is selected. We will also be sending you more information about the 2nd Annual San Francisco Peacemaker Awards.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss the awards or event.

Sincerely,

Darlene Weide, MPH, MSW
Executive Director, Community Boards
(415) 920-3820 x105 | dweide@communityboards.org

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