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'Why 'good' people do 'bad' things

Links to a blog post on Independent Thinking 

Roy Leighton, 04 December 2023

Peace Walk reflections

Marcela Wang, 19 November 2023
Image credit Marcela Wang 

Is development a new channel for youth activism?

Phoenix Kenney, 19 April 2023
Image credit Youth Advocacy Nepal 

Power and politics:  Two dilemmas to building a genuine partnership and hybrid model of peace

Oudai Tozan, 27 March 2023

Pandemic

Riya Kartha, 13 February 2023

Seven hundred thousand Ukrainians (and counting) in need of hope. What now?

Adelaide Di Maggio, 14 May 2022

Humanizing Research- Reflections about being a human(e) researcher

Carlotta Ehrenzeller, 18 April 2022

Liberal, Local, or Hybrid Peacebuilding: Reflections From a War Zone

Oudai Tozan , Mar 4, 2022

Vicious Peace

Professor Hilary Cremin , Feb 11, 2022

Statement of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

CPERG, May 13, 2021

Education, Conflict and Peace Lab at Seoul National University

Kevin Kester and colleagues , October 21, 2020

Love in 2020: A Poem

Professor Hilary Cremin, August 6, 2020

RESTORE- a lens for Covid-19 and more?

Terence Bevington, July 17, 2020

Black Lives Matter.

CPERG, June 6, 2020

No Justice, No Peace, 

Simone Eringfeld, June 22, 2020

Men, Violence against women, and the pandemic

William McInerney, May 25, 2020

Not Safe at Home

Nomisha Kurian, April 30, 2020

Hope in times of uncertainty 

Angana Das, April 20, 2020

Peace Reflections on Coronavirus

Tim Archer, April 10, 2020

The four faces of Covid-19: the surreal, the sad, hopeful and the angry 

Professor Hilary Cremin, April 9, 2020

Introducing CPERG's New Blog Series on Peace, Praxis, and the Pandemic

William McInerney, April 9, 2020

The Transrational Peace Educator

Tim Archer, Sep 9, 2019

Affective Pieces to Effective Peaces(s)

Tim Archer, Nov 7, 2018

Between Idealism and Realism: Critical Peace Education in Divided Post-Conflict Contexts

Basma Hajir, May 14, 2018