Annotated Peace Resource List

Dale Le Fevre is a leading authority on New Games. In many of his workshops, traditionally adversarial groups have come together to play and have fun: Arabs and Israelis in the Middle East; Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland; mixed races in South Africa; and Serbs, Croats, and Muslims in Croatia and Serbia. This book includes the most popular New Games (including many recently found games) from more than 25 years of presenting.

A Gamefinder helps you select the ideal game for your situation, plus tips to help you lead the games. Stories of firsthand experiences show how New Games can have in building cooperation, teamwork, and common understanding.

John Muir once said, "Whenever we try to isolate anything in the universe, we find that it's hitched up to everything else." This book is a joyous and clever illustration of the Muir quote. When a hunter spies a deer dancing, he captures her to sell it to a circus, and the plot thickens as the deer tells the hunter what she needs in order to dance again.... "The vibrant collages are wonderfully expressive and accessible, providing countless whimsical details for hours of close inspection.--Karin Snelson, Amazon.

Over 150 games that include skills to resolve conflict, enhance communication, build self-esteem, appreciate nature, and laugh together. The games are indexed according to age level, amount of activity, group size, and location.

Designed for use with groups of children or adults, offering ways to hear values, demonstrate skills, and express oneself in safety.