by Paul Dumouchel | Apr 16, 2021 | Peacebuilding
For an external observer—say, a Canadian living in Japan—what happened at the American Capitol on January 6 was shocking and unbelievable. “Is this really the United States?” they might ask: that an angry mob should storm the Capitol where Congress sat certifying the...
by Lyle Enright | Apr 5, 2021 | Peacebuilding
I hate babies—especially my own. When I was still very young, I forgot everything scary about being an infant. Part of growing up is distinguishing yourself from those other little bundles of rage as soon as possible: “I’m not a baby, I’m a big kid.” The big kid...
by Jason Ferenczi | Mar 31, 2021 | Peacebuilding, unRival
Humans are always looking for a model —sometimes consciously, usually unconsciously. In conflict situations, it is easy to fall into narratives of violent heroism and the alluring simplicity of good versus bad. I recently spoke with a scholar and activist in the...
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