Following is a collection of audio interviews with CJP-affiliated professors, talking about Eastern Mennonite University’s recent Attachment Conference. The interviews were conducted, produced, and edited… Read more about CJP faculty reflect on the EMU Attachment Conference
John Katunga Murhula, MA ’05, who works for Catholic Relief Services (CRS) from his base in Nairobi, Kenya, was at CJP for a half-day visit… Read more about Sudan as tinderbox and microcosm
An increasing pile of evidence points to the biological imperative of attachment – not only in our early formative years, but throughout our entire lives. For… Read more about Potlucks vs. Papers: Reflections on the EMU Attachment Conference
Take long-term repressive governments; mix in a populace frustrated by economic stagnation, a youth bulge, knowledge of nonviolent strategies, and access to the internet. Voila!… Read more about Internet and Democracy: The Cautionary Tale of Myanmar/Burma
On behalf of the faculty, staff, alumni, and students of the Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP), I’d like to welcome you to… Read more about Welcome to the new Peacebuilder Online!
Regina Holliday was at work teaching art when she got a call from her husband, Fred. The doctor had just told him he had growths… Read more about How did this peacebuilder start a revolution online?
Energy, exhaustion and excitement filled my body, brain and spirit as I returned home last Friday afternoon after a week-long STAR II training on the… Read more about STAR: Energy, Exhaustion, and Excitement
The journey of bringing restorative justice to James Madison University’s Office of Judicial Affairs has been one of the most fulfilling endeavors I have ever… Read more about The journey of bringing restorative justice to James Madison University
Three million children in the United States are estimated to have one or both parents in prison. Here is some information about these children: 1… Read more about Justice for children whose parents are in prison
Who would come from half-way around the world to enroll in a program at Eastern Mennonite University that was so new, no college catalog listed… Read more about Earliest CJP Students Prize the ‘Lens’ They Acquired