Workshops on fundamental human rights in times of COVID-19
Every person in the world has basic rights – regardless of race, color, sex, language, religion, ...
Thought of as a body artist and spiritual midwife Cherif Chalakani is a conflict transformer and peace artesian. His father was a journalist and fighter for pea...
Gustavo Esteva is one of the most well-known Mexican activists and scholars in the field of post-development studies and a critic towards the division between t...
The Social Innovation Academy (SINA) in Uganda empowers young marginalized people to take responsibility for developing their personalities and abilities in ord...
As a daughter of a family of German immigrants to Colombia, Vera Grabe Loewenherz was one of the founding members of the M-19 Guerrilla Movement, the second lar...
Vamik Volkan has been in touch with different ethnic and religious large-group identities since he grew up in Cyprus as the son of Cypriot Turkish parents. Afte...
A Conversation with David Diamond
We’re at the end of an intense three weeks for David: one week of teaching at the Innsbruck peace studies program, one week a...
Transformative Approaches to Conflicts in Schools – An Interview with the Uruguayan Peace Worker Rodrigo Ayarza
Rodrigo Ayarza started working at the beginning...
Each semester, when Gernot appears at the beginning of the third modular period, it is a sign that soon the peace students would leave their laptops, their book...
An interview with Josefina Echavarría Alvarez, a Peace Researcher and Research and Publications Coordinator at the UNESCO Chair in Peace Studies at the Univers...
