The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution

Massachusetts and Genocide
Getting to “E Pluribus Unum”
First Person: Five Things I Learned in Syrian Refugee Camps
The effect of 100 years of amnesia on the Turkish population
Adjunct Faculty Demand Change
Stop atrocities before they start
High school students learn conflict resolution through karate
Teach, model, grow and live in empathy to build world peace, says interfaith expert Marc Gopin at Frontier Luncheon
An Alternative for Afghan Peace Talks
George Mason to cultivate global leaders
Republican Reasoning: Why 2008 Was the Year for Occupying and Protesting Wall Street
Rubenstein, Faculty Member of the Year, took time to find his calling
A Peacebuilding Travel Log
Working for world peace here at home
Q & A With Kevin Avruch, Ph.D.
Bosnian refugee discovers profound symbolism of concentration camp spoons
New Crimean Tatar History Book Comes Under Attack from Russian Nationalist Groups
The Saudis and the Iranians Need to Talk: And we need to make it happen
Confronting genocide in Myanmar: The urgent need to prevent and protect
Armenian, Azeri experts' Karabakh settlement recommendations
Freeport's Highland Community College board will seat Shockey and Musser
Entering College? Latino Professors Share Some Great Advice for 2016
Visiting professor analyzes conflict
Stuart High School Students Use Traditional Karate to Help With Conflict Resolution
An Interview with Dr. Tetsushi Ogata
Congress makes Elmo cry by defunding Palestinian 'Sesame Street'
Imagine a Violent World Where You Have No Military Option: What Would You Do?
Getting On Board with Genocide Prevention: Education, Training Are Key
Reimagining Transitional Justice in Bali
Politics and Language: Dimension Beyond Words
A Cultural Awakening Leads to Abundance of Conflict Resolution Opportunities
Soldiers Into Students: Veterans, Educators Try to Ease Transition
Creating dialogues that make a difference
Researching Genocide, Promoting Peace at Mason’s S-CAR
Unclenched Fists
Denied Victimhood and Contested Narratives: The Case of Hutu Diaspora
DC Public Schools: How to keep kids out of class, not in
In new class, students get lessons in karate kicks, world peace, diplomacy
The Future of Kurdistan, Between Unity and Balkanization
Boycotting Muslim 'Savages' Ad on DC Metro in Protest of Hate Speech
Hutu Diaspora Narrative: Identity in Conflict, Conflict of Identity
Spreading Peace, Block by Block: A North Philly neighborhood rallies around its youth
Tariq Ramadan in Chicago's Holocaust Museum
4th Annual Symposium on the State of Graduate Education in Peace and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University, May 19-20, 2014
The Missing Ingredient in UN's 2030 Global Goals
Unite, Confuse, and Inspire: A Response to the Rise of Racism in Israel
Trump is ‘deprived of all knowledge’ about public schools
Mason’s Global Problem Solving Consortium in National Spotlight
Slavery and Climate – There's More in Common Than You Think, Vatican Says
Sorry, Aung San Suu Kyi, the Rohingya Crisis Is No Laughing Matter
Cultural Educator: Aziz Abu Sarah
Confederate flag: hatred or heritage?
Teaching Sept. 11 To Students Who Were Born After The Attacks Happened
Achieving the mission: A conversation with UPEACE Vice Rector Amr Abdalla
Reflections on Transformative Education: Toward Peace Learning Systems
Why Forest Whitaker Is Making the UN Goals Famous
Higher education leans left. But why? And so what?
America's Water Supply Is Going Down the Drain
Mason Center Works Toward a Peaceful Future
Keeping USAID: why the US shouldn’t cut off its nose
Education in Tanzania: Losing the Future
Rwandan refugee works for peace and justice
Bullies, Jerks and Weasels
Boarding the Train for a Trip into the Past
Genocide or Terrorism? Transnational Advocacy and the Ogaden Conflict
GMU Student Burns Pagoda For Senior Art Project
When Contested Narratives of Identity and Victimhood are Victims of Politics
Peacebuilding: the new generation
Student Studies Connection of Abusive Treatment of Humans and Animals
Meet Nousha Kabawat and her unstoppable drive to help Syria’s displaced children thrive
Instead of Gray’s Raise D.C., Michelle Rhee’s book: Let’s take a truly radical approach to school reform
Promoting Peace and Conflict Awareness In Small Town America: Independence, Kansas
UVA Gives Diversity Awards to Longtime Professors McDowell and Dukes
French Muslim Students in Catholic Schools
Alumnus Helps Special-Needs Students Transition to Higher Ed, Work
Tragedy & Triumph
Sisters know a good road trip when they see one
Rwanda: Opening the door to dialogue (Claudine Kuradusenge)
Chattanooga: on the need to fight terror with reason
Streator Grads do 'Amazing Things'
Explorer’s Analysis: Inside Key Issues of Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks
Scars of the Khmer Rouge: How Cambodia is healing from a genocide
Professor Utilizes Real World Experience in Conflict Resolution Studies
Addressing DC's truancy epidemic
Syria's Next Generation
6th Annual Graduate Education Symposium in Peace and Conflict Resolution Meets at George Mason University
The Indoctrination Myth
Senior Government Officials Participate at Workshop on Strategic Communication and Conflict Resolution
Palestinian, Jew give both sides on joint Jerusalem tours
Public ‘schools of hope’ could be anything but
Why D.C. should take Youth Court program off life support
George Mason University Partners With an African Nonprofit Organization- 72Africa
Conflict Resolution Teams Facilitate Arlington Community Conversations
A New (Old) Narrative for the Left
Faculty Spotlight on Innovation: Susan Hirsch & Agnieszka Paczynska
Post-Election Ferguson: Bipartisan Congress to Demilitarize Police
Conflict Resolution Educators Converge on Mason for Annual Conference
New Grad ‘Ecstatic’ with Peace Corps Posting to Mozambique
Terrorism and Development
A peace-building response to the rise of 'Trumpism'
Sequester set to sock it to D.C.’s poorest
Using Peace 'Means' to Achieve Peaceful 'Ends'
Graduate students spend spring break with Syrian refugees
Will Republicans suggest an economic cure in Nevada?
History Education in the South Caucasus
Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Becomes a School
Richard Solomon Proved Sport Matters through the ‘Ping-Pong’ Diplomacy, and George Mason University is Poised to Tell Us How
Rwanda- A Country Still in Need
Police Should Put Away the Military Gear and Build Connections with Young People

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