American Friends Service Committee Turns to Consensus
January 6, 2010 (New York, NY) … Nobel Peace Prize winner American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) has engaged Consensus to evaluate their Community Violence Prevention Project.
Consensus, a leader in the areas of peace building and conflict resolution, was hired to evaluate the last three years of AFSC’s Youth Gun Violence prevention programming. The program, which involves elected officials in Albany, local community groups, and schools, is designed to raise awareness about and reduce gun violence. Consensus worked with stakeholders and participants, evaluated the program, and then offered its findings and recommendations to AFSC.
“The success of this program is essential to the reduction of gun violence among our youth,” commented Zachary Metz, a partner at Consensus who headed up the initiative. “We felt honored to offer our services in an effort to ensure that the program provides maximum impact.”
For more information, please contact Consensus at 212.391.8100.
About Consensus Founded in 1993, Consensus is a privately-held negotiation and conflict resolution consulting firm that offers an array of highly-specialized services through three practice areas: Consulting, Training & Development, and Peace Building. Headquartered in New York and with regional offices in the Middle East, the firm helps private and public sector clients across all industries and organizational functions tackle some of their most critical negotiation and relational challenges.
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