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Intro to Peace Ed 3: Pedagogy and Practice
May 14, 2013 at 6pm to June 11, 2013 at 7pm – online
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National Peace Academy posted an eventPeacebuilding Peacelearning Intensive at Wilmington College
June 16, 2013 to June 22, 2013
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March 5, 2013 at 6pm to April 2, 2013 at 7pmIntro to Peace Ed 2: The Scope of Peace Ed
April 9, 2013 at 6pm to May 7, 2013 at 7pmPeace Leadership, Identity and Culture
April 15, 2013 at 6pm to May 20, 2013 at 7pm
Muhammad Tahir Tabassum liked National Peace Academy's event FREE Peacebuilder Teleconference Dialogue with Dr. Kathleen Barry
Alex Kiptanui might attend National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
BIRIHANYUMA Dege is attending National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
Erinn King might attend National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
Kota Mallikarjuna Gupta might attend National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
P Alejandro Fernandez Gutierrez might attend National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
Lily Raphael is attending National Peace Academy's eventPeaceMeal: Cultivating Peace Through Food at Online
August 20, 2012 to September 17, 2012
Imagine if our daily act of eating could contribute to creating a peaceful world! This is the vision of the PeaceMeal Project, which seeks to promote a culture of peace through food. The food system is the human system which is most deeply connected to and dependent on the natural environment. Promoting a culture of peace requires that we develop a right relationship with the ourselves, our communities, and the environment through our production and consumption of food. Through this dynamic…See More
Wanja Gathu might attend National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
Faozey Nurudeen is attending National Peace Academy's eventCommunicating Peace: Writing for the Media at Online
September 15, 2012 to October 15, 2012
Why is it important for peacebuilders to communicate peace in the media? Because policy decisions are shaped and formed in the media. This is where major decisions are deliberated on every conflict imaginable, from foreign wars to local laws related to violent crime. Every policy issue under the sun is first discussed in the media. Thus, if peacebuilders want to shape the course a conflict takes, this is the medium in which we must engage.This “Writing for the Media” Class offered by the…See More
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- The National Peace Academy supports, advances and nurtures cultures of peace by conducting research and facilitating learning toward the development of peace systems – local to global – and the development of the full spectrum of the peacebuilder – inner and outer, personal and professional. In all its operations, internal and external, the National Peace Academy strives to embody and reflect the principles and processes of peace
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- http://www.nationalpeaceacademy.us/
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- Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Society, Conflict Mainstreaming, Conflict Resolution, Culture, Dialogue, Education, Gender, Media, Peacekeeping
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