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Creative problem solving is an essential skill in any peacebuilder's toolbox. In this series, the Marquette University Center for Peacemaking will interview peacemakers from a wide range of professions and disciplines to explore time-tested and novel ways that nonviolent action can infuse creativity and pragmatism into addressing pressing issues in our communities.

"Engineering Peace with Thom Bond” is a real-life look at how peace is becoming a reality on our planet. It's also a personal resource to help empower us to create the change we want to see in the world. Listen to practical tips and wisdom from Thom's workshops and training sessions to help make peace a reality in your own life. Episode by episode, witness and be part of the story of peace on our planet.

In this engaging little book, the author draws from a series of three lectures presented at the Royal Institution on The Mechanism of the Human Voice, along with three additional lectures at Kings College London focusing on The Brain in Relation to Speech and Song. The aim is to simplify complex concepts while maintaining scientific accuracy. Technical anatomical and physiological terms are thoughtfully explained throughout the text, often accompanied by helpful diagrams and figures. It is the author’s hope that this exploration of the human voices mechanism—how it operates in both speech ...

In this groundbreaking classic, investigative journalist Lynne McTaggart reveals a radical new paradigm—that the human mind and body are not separate from their environment but a packet of pulsating power constantly interacting with this vast energy sea, and that consciousness may be central...

Delve into The Economic Consequences of the Peace, a groundbreaking work by John Maynard Keynes published in 1919 that became an international bestseller. As a delegate at the Versailles Conference representing the British Treasury, Keynes advocated for a more lenient peace with Germany. His compelling arguments played a pivotal role in shaping global opinion, highlighting the harshness of the Versailles Treaty and its impact on Germany. The book not only swayed American sentiment against the treaty and the League of Nations but also influenced British public perception, contributing to ...

At the WASHINGTON CONFERENCE FOR THE LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS in 1921, acclaimed author H. G. Wells served as a keen observer among the victorious nations of The Great War. His reflections, captured in 29 short essays published in the New York World and other outlets, offer a unique lens into this pivotal moment in history. Rather than serving as a straightforward record of the Conference, these essays convey the insights and impressions of one visitor contemplating the quest for global harmony. Wells critiques the failed League of Nations as America’s initial attempt at organized world peace...

Don’t let the divided fork at the crossroads confusion your direction! Tune into Soft Power, Hard Peace for a balanced way of direction. Hear Dr. Sarah Sanders, with her take on real world issues, familiarity of common methodologies of mediation, pitfalls in conflict resolution, and other various challenges people face when subject to dispute. Don’t fall into the hands of conflict of real-world issues without a holistic point of view! Please listen to be in the know!

Martín Prechtel’s experiences growing up on a Pueblo Indian reservation, his years of apprenticing to a Guatemalan shaman, and his flight from Guatemala’s brutal civil war to life in the U.S. inform this lyrical blend of memoir, cultural commentary, and spiritual call to arms. The Unlikely...

In Cyber War…and Peace, Nick Shevelyov shares how lessons learned from history’s most poignant moments reveal strategies to help manage risk in today’s — and tomorrow’s — digital landscape. Nick’s insight and analysis will introduce you to concepts that will increase resiliency within your organization, no matter its size. This exploration of history, strategy, and the digital world around us will challenge you to reexamine the past, solve new problems, and embrace timeless techniques.

The Peace of My Mind Podcast is about taking a breath and creating space to think, feel, and reflect. This show is an exploration of the mind and the world around us through the lens of psychology, culture, art, creativity, and history, especially the stories and structures that shaped America as we know it. In this podcast you'll hear solo reflections, deep-dive topics, and conversations with artists, thinkers, and everyday people navigating life with intention.

Peacemaking isn't just for activists and hippies - it's for anyone navigating work, community life, or hobbies in a way that resists the assumption that violence is an inevitable part of the human condition. Join Annica and Ben as they talk to folks cultivating peace in unexpected ways, from directing a formal nonprofit to re-directing conversations and actions in faith communities, civic life, and creative work. A production of the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship - presbypeacefellowship.org.

Looking for ways to combat today’s overwhelming environmental and social challenges? Through in-depth case studies from the U.S. and South Africa, Peace of Earth reveals how farming, gardening, and land-based projects are not only restoring the planet but also empowering people to resist oppressive systems and build healthier, more resilient communities. Discover the power of community and the potential for a more peaceful, sustainable world!Peace of Earth is a podcast by interdisciplinary researcher and aspiring farmer Akil Cole. This mini-series is part of his 2024 undergraduate thesis at ...

An interdisciplinary multicultural research team based in Trinity College Dublin approach the creation of sustainable peace in post-conflict societies by platforming the approaches and voices of grassroots female political actors.Show Host Contact Details Laura Finn - l.finn@students.uu.nlNadira Alia Kamal - n.a.bintikamalazlan@students.uu.nlSana Taqdees- s.taqdees@students.uu.nlStephen Downey - downeyst@tcd.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How do communities and unarmed civilians use nonviolence to protect others from violence? Join us for stories and conversations from around the world.

Is it really true that a country with a youthful population is prone to conflict over peace? What can we learn from young people who have experienced both, and how can we empower them to take even bigger strides towards a more peaceful future?In this podcast, Dr Michaelina Jakala from the Centre for Peace and Security at Coventry University explores case studies from a range of different countries that will challenge the way you think about the role young people play in peace and conflict. In a series of conversations with young people, practitioners and academics, Dr Jakala asks what we can ...

This a "Peace of Advice", podcast from the University of Oxford. Our goal is to share, summarise and introduce cutting edge research on conflict, peace and security to practitioners and the public.

Here’s a summary of War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy in English:War and Peace is a sweeping novel set during the Napoleonic Wars in early 19th century Russia. It follows the lives of several aristocratic families, especially the Rostovs, Bolkonskys, and Bezukhovs, as they navigate love, war, and personal growth.The story centers on three main characters:Pierre Bezukhov, an awkward but idealistic young nobleman who inherits a fortune and struggles to find meaning in life.Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, a proud and disillusioned war hero who grapples with his desires and losses.Natasha Rostova, a lively ...

The Toda Peace Institute (formerly called the Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research) is an independent, nonpartisan institute committed to advancing a more just and peaceful world through policy-oriented peace research and practice. The institute commissions evidence-based research, convenes multi-track and multi-disciplinary problem-solving workshops and seminars, and promotes dialogue across ethnic, cultural, religious and political divides. It catalyses practical, policy- oriented conversations between theoretical experts, practitioners, policymakers and civil society leaders ...

Listen to calm and stress-reducing recordings from nature. The Pines of Peace Podcast is actual raw recordings from real nature, inspired by shinrin-yoku. A forest bath for your ears.Shinrin-yoku is one form of nature therapy, sometimes referred to as ecotherapy, describes a broad group of techniques or treatments with the intention of improving an individual's mental or physical health, specifically with an individual's presence within nature or outdoor surroundings. As many of us don't live in close contact to nature this podcast is sharing moments from that forest recorded for anyone to ...

Peace & Love Amplifiers distills teachings of spiritual leaders, scientists, and thinkers into everyday action steps that will work to shift our society. Hosted by award-winning, international best-selling author and peace minister JG Torres, you will hear conversations and personal experiences that will ask listeners "What are you feeding the field?" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.