“Ghana, Remember Me…”
In Ghana this spring on her capstone project research travels, Talibah Aquil stepped into a slave castle-dungeon, where over the course of 400 years, hundreds… Read more about “Ghana, Remember Me…”
Beyond September 11th
Within 24 hours of the 9/11 attacks, Jayne Seminare Docherty, Ron Kraybill, and Howard Zehr composed a letter to the editor of the local Harrisonburg… Read more about Beyond September 11th
Revisiting the War Metaphor: 9/25/2001
By Jayne Seminare Docherty, PhD In a paper written a day or two after the initial attack on New York and Washington (Four Reasons to… Read more about Revisiting the War Metaphor: 9/25/2001
Frameworks Other Than War: 9/14/2001
Originally written by Frank Blechman, modified and edited by Jayne Seminare Docherty. Blechman and Docherty have been exchanging metaphor analyses of significant events and responses… Read more about Frameworks Other Than War: 9/14/2001
Four Reasons to Use the War Metaphor with Caution: 9/12/01
by Jayne Seminare Docherty, PhD The events of September 11 have raised legitimate concerns about justice and security. Many people are demanding some form of… Read more about Four Reasons to Use the War Metaphor with Caution: 9/12/01
18. We are a Storytelling Species
In this episode Lindsay Martin interviews host patience kamau in an effort to understand the behind the scenes development of this podcast, the motivations for… Listen about 18. We are a Storytelling Species
17. Music and Peacebuilding
In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Bergey speaks about peacebuilding through music, and how working with intercultural youth ensembles inspired him to enter the field. Bergey teaches… Listen about 17. Music and Peacebuilding
Embracing a Season of Change: CJP Adapts to the Challenges of 2020
Now, more than ever, the skills and analytical frameworks offered by CJP are crucial to our communities. So too is the work being done by… Read more about Embracing a Season of Change: CJP Adapts to the Challenges of 2020
16. The POWER of Dreaming: Re-Imagining Our Imaginations
Talibah Aquil MA ’19 (conflict transformation) talks about her first journey to her ancestral home, Ghana; the captivating performance art capstone that was borne of… Listen about 16. The POWER of Dreaming: Re-Imagining Our Imaginations
15. Trauma-Informed Care and Pedagogy
In this conversation, Matt Tibbles shares moving personal stories that actualize both his learning journey and the important peacebuilding ideas he studies, practices and teaches… Listen about 15. Trauma-Informed Care and Pedagogy
14. Identity and Sexual Harms
Dr. Carolyn Stauffer, featured in this episode, speaks about about her work in the fields of sexual harm and trauma. Before returning to EMU –her alma… Listen about 14. Identity and Sexual Harms