"¿De dónde eres?" ("Where are you from?") - this was always one of the first questions when I met new people during my time in Bolivia. Belonging to a nati...
Being far from home doing in-context work while trying to find ways to gather and coexist after months of lockdowns and social distancing regulations because o...
(De-)Militarizing Our Future
The current war in Ukraine and, more specifically, against Ukrainian civilians and civil infrastructures casts dark shadows ove...
To All That Relate/s: An Invitation
As we move in and out of shared physical spaces we experience polarization and conflict, growth and transformation, and ...
Creative approaches to peace work in moments of crisis
The year 2020 has prompted a global gasp. The new COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to witness the inte...
I was 23 years old and practicing physiotherapy for over 60 hours a week when I felt my energy and compassion levels running dry. I felt it was time for me to a...
In College, I had come across a proverb by an unknown monk from 1100 A.D. that said, “When I was a young man, I wanted to change the world. I found it was diffi...
Magazine for Conflict Transformation Across Cultures
The Many Peaces Magazine is a project run by students and alumni of the Master of Arts Program in Peace, De...
The Peace Studies Fund is created by students of the Master’s Program in Peace, Development, Security and International Conflict Transformation at the Universit...
