Elicitive pedagogy in the digital age
When a few of us on staff and faculty at the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) came together last year to begin discussing the… Read more about Elicitive pedagogy in the digital age
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On the social media wave of the Nobel Peace Prize
On Friday of last week, I had the most fun day at work ever. I had the fortune of being the web & social media… Read more about On the social media wave of the Nobel Peace Prize
Crowdsourcing vs Experts: Assessing Technological Approaches to Conflict Monitoring
Not too long ago, I met up with a friend of mine who used to be an analyst for the State Department. One of the… Read more about Crowdsourcing vs Experts: Assessing Technological Approaches to Conflict Monitoring
The Next Generation Conflict Monitoring System: People and Technology
Reports were trickling in from our friend and coworker living in Kenya that the situation was rapidly deteriorating. After what appeared to be a stolen… Read more about The Next Generation Conflict Monitoring System: People and Technology
Internet and Democracy: The Cautionary Tale of Myanmar/Burma
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
How did this peacebuilder start a revolution 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?