Research links a wide and diverse community of scholars, practitioners, and activists towards the common goal of building peace in the United States and play a key role in helping define (and create) the field of "peacebuilding in the US."
Research links a wide and diverse community of scholars, practitioners, and activists towards the common goal of building peace in the United States and play a key role in helping define (and create) the field of "peacebuilding in the US."Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Who Builds Peace? Emily Sample Part 1: Framing our Conversation of Peacebuilding in the United States Chapter 1: Peacebuilding Begins at Home: A Call to U.S. Peacebuilders, Bridget Moix Chapter 2: Social Justice as Peacebuilding in Black Churches: Where Do We Go From Here? Beverly Janet Goins Part 2: Doing Good (?): Dialogue, Difference, and Ethical Practice Chapter 3: What Can They Be Thinking? Fostering Dialogue Across Divides, Melinda Burrell Chapter 4: Living Room Conversations: Identity Formation and Democracy, Jessica Shryack, Linda Taylor, Beth Raps, and Joan Blades Chapter 5: Peacebuilding Programs in the United States: First Do No Harm, Elizabeth Hume Part 3: Social Spaces and Social Practices of Peacebuilding Chapter 6: Museum Education and Social Justice in Latinx Communities, Michelle Tovar Chapter 7: Service for Peace: Working with Students and Youth to Plant the Future, Eddah Mutua Chapter 8: Environmental In/Justice: Peacebuilding in the Anthropocene, Emily Sample Part 4: Confronting Direct and Structural Racial Violence: The Paths Forward Chapter 9: From Heritage Politics to Hate: Neo-Confederate Novels and White Protectionism, Danielle Christmas Chapter 10: Legacy of Slavery: A New Approach to Reparations, Sarah Federman Chapter 11: Confronting the Legacy of Lynching in Maryland: From Narrative Change to Racial Healing, Charles Chavis, Jr. Chapter 12: Stop Trying to Fix Policing: Lessons Learned from the Front Lines of Black Liberation, Tony Gaskew Part 5: In the Spirit of Self Reflection: Discussions on Gender and Nation Chapter 13: Empowered Women Empower Women: Peacebuilding in the Age of #MeToo, Shelly Clay-Robison, Melinda Burrell, Elizabeth Hume, Deena R. Hurwitz, Emily Sample and Kate E. Temoney Chapter 14: "We Don't Need No Stinkin' Peacebuilding...": The Paradox of Order in the Shadow of Chaos, Patricia A. Maulden
Introduction: Who Builds Peace? Emily Sample Part 1: Framing our Conversation of Peacebuilding in the United States Chapter 1: Peacebuilding Begins at Home: A Call to U.S. Peacebuilders, Bridget Moix Chapter 2: Social Justice as Peacebuilding in Black Churches: Where Do We Go From Here? Beverly Janet Goins Part 2: Doing Good (?): Dialogue, Difference, and Ethical Practice Chapter 3: What Can They Be Thinking? Fostering Dialogue Across Divides, Melinda Burrell Chapter 4: Living Room Conversations: Identity Formation and Democracy, Jessica Shryack, Linda Taylor, Beth Raps, and Joan Blades Chapter 5: Peacebuilding Programs in the United States: First Do No Harm, Elizabeth Hume Part 3: Social Spaces and Social Practices of Peacebuilding Chapter 6: Museum Education and Social Justice in Latinx Communities, Michelle Tovar Chapter 7: Service for Peace: Working with Students and Youth to Plant the Future, Eddah Mutua Chapter 8: Environmental In/Justice: Peacebuilding in the Anthropocene, Emily Sample Part 4: Confronting Direct and Structural Racial Violence: The Paths Forward Chapter 9: From Heritage Politics to Hate: Neo-Confederate Novels and White Protectionism, Danielle Christmas Chapter 10: Legacy of Slavery: A New Approach to Reparations, Sarah Federman Chapter 11: Confronting the Legacy of Lynching in Maryland: From Narrative Change to Racial Healing, Charles Chavis, Jr. Chapter 12: Stop Trying to Fix Policing: Lessons Learned from the Front Lines of Black Liberation, Tony Gaskew Part 5: In the Spirit of Self Reflection: Discussions on Gender and Nation Chapter 13: Empowered Women Empower Women: Peacebuilding in the Age of #MeToo, Shelly Clay-Robison, Melinda Burrell, Elizabeth Hume, Deena R. Hurwitz, Emily Sample and Kate E. Temoney Chapter 14: "We Don't Need No Stinkin' Peacebuilding...": The Paradox of Order in the Shadow of Chaos, Patricia A. Maulden
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