Abstract:Innocent Rugaragu is a PhD student at S-CAR. He is also an ordained Jesuit Catholic Priest. Originally from Rwanda, Innocent said, “I watched in horror...
Abstract:The Center for the Study of Narrative and Conflict Resolution (CNCR) focuses on the establishment of relational dynamics through the discourse of storytelling...
Abstract:During the fall semester of 2012, the S-CAR Faculty Board encountered the invitation to consider the learning and network revolution as a way to frame many of...
Abstract:Lieutenant Colonel Schmidt (retired), or 'Van' as he prefers to be called these days, is new neither to conflict nor to diversity. His childhood and...
Abstract:In the wake of President Obama's recent visit to Myanmar (also known as Burma), it is important for policy analysts and conflict resolution practitioners alike...
Abstract:The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution is mainly known for advancing theory, practice, and research in the field of conflict analysis and resolution...
Abstract:Catherine Walsh is part of the exciting class of MS students that enrolled at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution in Fall 2012. As she noted,...
Abstract:Ernest Ogbozor is a Nigerian national with more than a decade of experience working for humanitarian organizations such as the International Committee of the...
Abstract:Arthur Romano took the floor at the 30th observance of the United Nations International Day of Peace ceremony in New York City on September 21. “The...
Abstract:Adeeb Yousif hails from Darfur in Sudan, and for over 14 years, has worked with grass roots and social justice movements throughout the country in trying to...
Abstract:Over the past decade, gender has emerged as a core global issue for the conflict analysis and resolution field. In 2000, the United Nations Security Council...
Abstract:When Heidi Burgess delivered the commencement address in May of 2012, the S-CAR Community got a sneak preview of the prospects provided by stronger ties...
