For Caitlin Morneau, the work of mobilizing the 20 percent of Americans who identify as Catholic began with cowriting a book foreword with Eastern Mennonite… Read more about Grad working through RJ to move Catholics to ‘An Entirely Different Way of Thinking’
CJP is a practice-oriented program, preparing students from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds to engage proactively and reflectively in complicated real-world settings of conflict and… Read more about At CJP, Learning From and With Others
Eastern Mennonite University professor Carolyn Stauffer is leading the development of a new Strategies for Trauma and Resilience (STAR) curriculum focused on sexual harms. The… Read more about ‘Changing the Narrative on Sexual Harms’
Like many citizens, retired music professor Marge Maust and her partner Sandy Bahr have been dismayed and disheartened by accounts of increasing violence in communities… Read more about Immediate Impact: Donors Help Fund Special Projects
For 25 years, CJP has been convening a global community of peacebuilders for mutual learning. The widely publicized case of the Palestinian student coming to… Read more about From the Executive Director: Global Community
South Korean Educator Eunkyung Ahn MA ‘19 began her CJP studies with an intensive short course about trauma and resilience – and she knew she… Read more about ‘The Circle Makes Equal Power’: South Korean Educators Learn, Share at CJP
For human rights and constitutional law attorney Diego Dall ’Agnol Maia, attending the 2019 Summer Peacebuilding Institute (SPI) alongside more than 50 of his fellow… Read more about Brazil Comes to SPI
Tecla Namachanja Wanjala MA ‘03 was honored as the 2019 Peacebuilder of the Year in May during the Summer Peacebuilding Institute. She accepted the award… Read more about Tecla Namachanja Wanjala Honored as CJP’s 2019 Peacebuilder of the Year
As the story of murdered United Nations armed group expert Michael J. Sharp continues to spread around the world, the endowed scholarship set up in… Read more about Kilimanjaro Trek Raises More Than $136,000 for M.J. Sharp Peace and Justice Scholarship
Bishop Andudu Adam Elnail MA ‘18, a Sudanese Episcopal bishop in exile, advocated for his people at the U.S. State Department in Washington D.C. this… Read more about ‘An Apostle Moving in the World’
Peace advocates have moved Congress to rare consensus around a new mandate “to help prevent acts of genocide and other atrocity crimes.” Drafted with the… Read more about Lobbying for Peace in Washington D.C.
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…”
I feel privileged to work at CJP on this milestone year celebrating our 25th anniversary! I look forward to many meaningful interactions with our alumni… Read more about From the CJP Development Director: A Year of Celebration and Opportunity