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We’re making peace personal with the Peace Corner podcast! Who are the lesser known Gbowees and Mandelas? What are their stories? And what drives them to persevere in some of the harshest and darkest places? We’ll be bringing you voices from all around the world.
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How Peacebuilders Reclaim Connection From Colonial Religion (S10 E08) (opens the original)
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What happens when the religion we practice carries the weight of colonial violence, cutting through our ties to each other, to the land, and to our responsibility for one another? In this episode, Eline, a theology student, pastor-to-be, and community organiser for Christian spaces in the Netherlands, reflects on what it means to practice peacebuilding close to home, rather than somewhere else. She speaks to a shift many young peacebuilders recognise, from once imagining the work as something do
How peacebuilders learn by doing: The power of non-formal education (S10 E07) (opens the original)
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At a time when polarisation is pulling people further apart and misinformation is spreading, how do we learn to think critically, listen to one another, and imagine different ways of living together? We are joined in this episode by Andrés Morales, humanitarian, peacebuilder, and a strong advocate of youth engagement. Drawing on his own experience as a Scout, his research on peace education, and his work with young people and volunteers around the world, he reflects on why peace is not only buil
How Peacebuilders Survive: Rethinking Care, Wellbeing and Resilience (S10 E06) (opens the original)
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How can we recognise the resilience of peacebuilders without romanticising the conditions they are forced to survive? In Episode 6 of 'Peace Under Pressure', our host Fama speaks with Ufra Mir, peace- psychologist and Founding Executive Director of the International Center for Peace Psychology, about rethinking care, wellbeing and resilience in peacebuilding. Ufra explores why wellbeing cannot be understood only as an individual issue, but must also account for the political, social and cultural
How Peacebuilders can Respond to State-Led Conflict (S10 E05) (opens the original)
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In a time where states are involved in almost 3/4 of all violent events, how and where can civil society peacebuilders make an impact? In this episode, Liz Hume, the Executive Director of the Alliance for Peacebuilding, discusses the rise in state-led violence, including the US–Iran conflict, and its indirect impacts for fragile contexts across the world. She recommends for countries in the Global North to ‘practise what they preach’ on peacebuilding and conflict prevention and to implement thes
How queer peacebuilders in the Global Majority (re)-claim spaces (S10 E04) (opens the original)
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Still in the spirit of Pride Month last June, in this episode 4 of Season 10, Reemar Alonsagay (they/he), an activist-scholar in Mindanao, discusses the importance of queering the Youth, Peace, and Security agenda at the local level. Reemar reflects on how queer peacebuilders in Mindanao participate in local peacebuilding activities, despite growing hate crimes, killings, and intimidations. Through organising pride marches, short stories exhibitions, and art & advocacy workshops, queer peacebuil
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