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Maoz Inon and Sulaiman Khatib

Maoz Inon, an Israeli peace entrepreneur, and Sulaiman Khatib, Co-Founder of Combatants for Peace, discuss the power of turning crisis into opportunity and being heroic in everyday life to prepare for pivotal moments. They delve into the importance of recognizing the pain in the ‘enemy’ and understanding that acknowledging others’ pain does not diminish one’s own. The conversation also touches on creating spaces for hurt, anger, and tears, and the ways in which excessive politeness can sometimes hinder truth and genuine expression.

Maoz Inon is an Israeli peace entrepreneur. He has founded several peace-focused tourism initiatives within Israel and the Middle East,. Since the murder of his parents in the attack on October 7, 2023, he has become a voice for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. In May 2024, he participated in the ARENA DI PACE peace event in Verona with his friend and partner, the Palestinian peace entrepreneur Aziz Abu Sarah, where the two received an embrace and support from Pope Francis. They gained widespread media coverage internationally including in the annual TED conference, where their conversation was the opening session’s first talk. Amidst unimaginable loss and grief, he and his team have been unwavering advocates for peace.

Sulaiman Khatib is the Co-Founder of Combatants for Peace, a non-profit Israeli and Palestinian peace-building organization, and was nominated for two Nobel Peace Prizes on their behalf. He has been recognized internationally for his contributions to promoting peace in the Middle East, social justice, and equality for all. He founded Al-Qud’s Association for Democracy and Dialogue, where he worked with youth in the Palestinian Territories, and was a Board Member of ELHAM – The Day After. He is a renowned speaker and lecturer worldwide and is the co-author of In This Place Together: A Palestinian’s Journey to Collective Liberation.

Mathieu Lefevre

Mathieu Lefevre is the Co-Founder and CEO of More in Common, a non-profit focused on bridging divides and fostering unity. In this discussion, Mathieu explores the dangers of hardened group lines and the crisis of loneliness that comes from isolation. He shares insights from his experiences of how much people value conversations with those outside their in-groups, and the feeling of being truly listened to. Emphasizing the importance of seeking out different perspectives, Mathieu highlights the potential for coming together on urgent issues like climate change if we can make them feel more immediate and relatable.

Mathieu Lefevre is the Co-Founder and CEO of More in Common, a non-profit working to understand the forces driving us apart, find common ground, and bring people together to tackle shared challenges. He was previously a Co-Founder of Make.org, one of the largest civic tech companies in Europe, and led a think tank on the future of global cities. Mathieu also served as a Political Officer in the United Nations’ Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

Loretta J. Ross

Loretta J. Ross is an award-winning reproductive justice and human rights leader. In this clip from her conversation with Thomas, she explains some of her techniques for conversations with people who think differently. She stresses the importance of respecting everyone’s human rights, even if they might not respect yours. Loretta also reflects on her experiences, including her contact with the KKK, highlighting the power of dialogue in bridging divides.

Loretta J. Ross is a renowned activist, scholar, and pioneer of the 1970’s movement to end violence against women that laid the groundwork for the #MeToo movement. She founded the first U.S. center for creative human rights education and has deprogrammed hate group members, inspiring her upcoming book, Calling In the Calling Out Culture. She was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 2023.

Peter A Levine, PhD

Peter A Levine, PhD, pioneered Somatic Experiencing®, a groundbreaking approach to trauma healing grounded in naturalistic and neurobiological principles. In his enlightening conversation with Thomas, Peter delves into the role of individuality within the collective, exploring the courage it takes to love amidst the inevitability of loss and fright paralysis. Through examining the pros and cons of a hyper-individualistic society, Peter and Thomas illuminate the path to understanding how we can navigate these challenges and foster a healthier, more connected world.

Peter A Levine, PhD is the Founder and President of the Ergos Institute for Somatic Education and the Founder and Advisor for Somatic Experiencing International. He’s authored several best-selling books on trauma, including 2024’s An Autobiography of Trauma: A Healing Journey, and teaches trauma healing workshops internationally.

Sneak Peek Preview Video

Introduced by Conference Convener Thomas Hübl, this video includes clips from the full conversations with:

Sophie Strand, Writer based in the Hudson Valley who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology
Kai Cheng Thom, Bestselling Author, Somatic Coach, Conflict Transformation Expert, and Somatic Sex Educator
Spring Washam, Meditation Teacher, Author, Shamanic Practitioner, and Visionary Leader
Dr. Albert Wong, Founder of Somatopia and Author of The Healing Trauma Workbook
Serene Thin Elk, Indigenous Mental Health and Addiction Therapist, Speaker, and Consultant

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