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AC4 endeavors to inform individuals about current initiatives led by AC4 and also overall opportunities to engage with current scholarship and practice pertaining to conflict resolution, violence prevention, peace, and sustainable development.
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The Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) Learning Exchange Clark University in Worcester, MA | April 21-22, 2017 Please RSVP by April 8th to jchetroszivos@clarku.edu Get our newsletter I’d like to get more stories like this. Email address Secure and Spam free…
In this episode, Peter T. Coleman interviews Dr. Desmond Patton, a social work researcher now at Columbia University’s School of Social Work. Dr. Patton shares about his background and experience researching youth violence. He tells about the multiple perspectives involved in his research that focuses on urban communities of high violence, including the youth themselves, many of… read more
Our partners at the Morton Deutsch International Center on Cooperation and Conflict Resolution are starting incubator groups for students and alumni across the university. Learn more about this unique opportunity to get involved in applying science to peacebuilding. Info Session: Thursday, Feb 16, 6-7pm Contact: coon@tc.edu Get our newsletter I’d like to get more stories… read more
Kent State University’s Center for Applied Conflict Management is receiving applications for two (2) tenure-track positions to begin August 2017. Assistant professor of Social Conflicts and Community Engagement (Position#988779)* The successful applicant will have strong credentials in conflict management, including with theories and practices of conflict intervention used to constructively manage social, racial, economic and… read more
Apply now! Deadline: Feb 26th For more information, email Program Manager, Jaclyn Donahue, at jd3298@columbia.edu. Get our newsletter I’d like to get more stories like this. Email address Secure and Spam free…
School of Professional Studies Career Fair Wednesday February 8, 2017 | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM The Join members of the Columbia University School of Professional Studies (SPS) community and: Meet qualified candidates from our fourteen Graduate degrees. Assist your organization in diversifying its pipeline with top talent Network with industry leaders and faculty members… read more
When I received the congratulations letter from AC4 about my fellowship to participate in the CMM Learning Exchange, my academic advisor, the reference for my application, told me: “Kudos to you! Now you are a real CMMer!” At that moment I was not sure that I knew who exactly a real CMMer was but I… read more
AC4 Director Josh Fisher and Project Coordinator Kristen Rucki have recently published an article in the journal Sustainable Development. Titled “Reconceptualizing the Science of Sustainability”, this article recommends an expanded view of sustainability science that operates at the nexus of conflict, development, and the environment, explicitly incorporating concepts of peace and conflict. The authors suggest… read more
Srishti Sardana and Marina Marcus, team recipients of the 2015 Fellowship, have received their first publication for Project Ankur, their AC4 sponsored project. The full paper, published in Journal of Clinical Psychology, is available here: “Narratives of Violence, Pathology, and Empowerment: Mental Health Needs Assessment of Home-Based Female Sex Workers in Rural India.“ The paper gives an overview… read more
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR A DAY OF READINGS ON PEACE ON JANUARY 15, 2017 AT THE QUEENS MUSEUM Deadline for submissions: December 27, 2016 “I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become… read more
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