Chairman AL BARTELL: A Human Rights Approach

The World Human Rights Network is creating a pathway for citizen leader participation through conflict management with a human rights approach. Forwarding assessment models and communication strategies, our global network helps build a sustainable participatory framework. We use roundtable discussions, development sessions, summits and conferences to empower leaders’ communications as we enter the next 25 years of the 21st century.

INTRODUCING The Conflict Management Summit

2026: Dismantling the Framework of Violence Caused by Political Vengeance

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Atlanta, GA
Virtual

A Message From Chairman AL BARTELL on The Conflict Management Summit:

The Conflict Management Summit is a reliable assessment model through which I am interested in developing a peace network of conflict management stakeholders. Our intention: to dismantle the framework of violence caused by political vengeance.

Here in America – and around the world.

I am committed that the effort be based on an authentic relationship of communication, contribution and partnership.  I am giving my life over to being accountable for where we have fallen short in America – and around the world.

A Conflict Management Summit is a developmental, unfolding engagement process.  I am inviting critical stakeholders committed to transforming violence in America – and in the world — to participate. This participation will contribute to the launching of the first of a series of conflict management summits.

We are bringing forward this transformative assessment model to impact a human rights approach at this critical time in America’s history –  and in the world we all live in.

As a Vietnam War Air Force veteran, I was trained to deliver – and prevent – acts of violence anywhere in the world. I stand firmly committed to conflict management practices in our public policy – in our governance – and in our communities where we live, work, play – and grow old – together.

May we face the unknown ahead with the resolve and knowledge that others over the course of America’s unfolding democracy – just like ourselves – came together in a greater movement bigger than themselves. Beyond what they could imagine possible, they advanced principles we all respect as Americans – and as world citizens.

To whom much is given, much is required.


CHAIRMAN AL BARTELL