This is an overview of Rituals and Symbols in Peacebuilding.
"We believe peace practitioners hold unique understanding about how to intervene inside violent contexts and begin to build peace. They have acquired a quality of knowledge that is anchored in experience. At the same time, academics offer critical perspective. They have acquired knowledge about violence and peace through dense research, analysis, and multidisciplinary frameworks."
Teri Murphy, associate director for peacebuilding research
Experts discuss how transformation-oriented processes such as rituals, rites of passage and ceremonies have featured in communities recovering from extreme violence or hardship.
In this webinar, Harvard Law School professor Martha Minow identifies a tension that every society must confront in the aftermath of political violence and oppression: “too much memory and too much forgetting.”
In this webinar, Stanford University professor Dr. Byron Bland discusses overcoming polarization, what sharing a future means, and how we get there.
Experts discuss how transformation-oriented processes such as rituals, rites of passage and ceremonies have featured in communities recovering from extreme violence or hardship.
In this webinar, Harvard Law School professor Martha Minow identifies a tension that every society must confront in the aftermath of political violence and oppression: “too much memory and too much forgetting.”
In this webinar, Stanford University professor Dr. Byron Bland discusses overcoming polarization, what sharing a future means, and how we get there.
In this symposium, Mershon experts, including Teri Murphy, explored obstacles to social cohesion in the aftermath of violent conflict.
Teri Murphy interviews Hollie Nyseth Brehm and Veena O'Sullivan about building peace.
In this symposium, Mershon experts, including Teri Murphy, explored obstacles to social cohesion in the aftermath of violent conflict.
Teri Murphy interviews Hollie Nyseth Brehm and Veena O'Sullivan about building peace.