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Haitians Embrace Trauma-Resilience

With a history of violence linked to colonization, intense poverty and vulnerable geographic location, Haiti has long suffered from natural disasters, social conflict, and other traumatic… Read more about Haitians Embrace Trauma-Resilience

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On Caring for Self: A Critical Part of Peacebuilding

The people who gravitate towards the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding, especially towards its courses and workshops on psychosocial trauma, often have experienced traumatizing situations.… Read more about On Caring for Self: A Critical Part of Peacebuilding

Carolyn Yoder

Being Sensitive to Trauma in Humanitarian and Development Aid

During the recent civil war in Nepal, the staff of a vocational training project reported that the young trainees were displaying behaviors probably related to… Read more about Being Sensitive to Trauma in Humanitarian and Development Aid

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‘Good Intentions Aren’t Enough’ in International Aid

“There’s been a lot of documentation that interventions from the outside can do more harm than good,” says Lisa Schirch, the director of 3P Human… Read more about ‘Good Intentions Aren’t Enough’ in International Aid

Jean-Clause-Nkundwa

Genocide Survivor Prepares for Reconciliation Work

Jean Claude Nkundwa came to the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding with a desire to help his country address its history of violence. Most people in… Read more about Genocide Survivor Prepares for Reconciliation Work

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Trauma-Sensitive Development and Humanitarian Aid

During the recent civil war in Nepal, the staff of a vocational training project reported that the young trainees were displaying behaviors probably related to… Read more about Trauma-Sensitive Development and Humanitarian Aid

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All Are Staying in the Holy Land: On Moving From Victimhood to Mutual Dignity

This essay represents an excellent follow-up to the fall/winter 2012 issue of Peacebuilder magazine (both print and online), containing articles on the work of Fadi… Read more about All Are Staying in the Holy Land: On Moving From Victimhood to Mutual Dignity

Writing partners Thomas Norman DeWolf and Sharon Leslie Morgan

A personal encounter with the legacy of slavery

In 2001, I took a life-altering journey. A cousin, Katrina Brown, had made the startling discovery that the DeWolf family was the largest slave-trading family… Read more about A personal encounter with the legacy of slavery

Lynn Roth

Heartbreaking and Heartening

Our Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) was launched in 1994-95 to fill a need for people trained to address intractable conflicts in creative, skillful,… Read more about Heartbreaking and Heartening

MCC, CJP Enjoy Long Partnership

EMU’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) has long enjoyed close ties to Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). In fact, it exists in large part because… Read more about MCC, CJP Enjoy Long Partnership

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